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The Event Debrief (by EventsAir) is a podcast community for event planners and event professionals focused on learning, sharing ideas, and growing better events together.
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What If the Future of Event Tech Was… Less Tech? | The Event Debrief (opens the original)
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Event planners didn't get into events because they love learning new software. But for years, doing the job well has meant wrestling with a fragmented stack – registration platforms, spreadsheets and apps that were never built to talk to each other. In this episode of The Event Debrief, host Charlotte Cailleaux is joined by Julius Solaris, founder of Boldpush and one of the event industry's most influential voices, and Mehdi Khalili, EventsAir's Chief AI & Technology Officer, to ask a bold quest
The Invisible Pressure Event Planners Face — And How to Use It | The Event Debrief (opens the original)
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Event planners sit in one of the most demanding positions in any organization — accountable for high-visibility, high-investment experiences, but rarely in control of all the moving parts.In this episode of The Event Debrief, Alex Urquhart speaks with Sally Foley-Lewis, middle manager leadership expert and author of The Middle Matters, about the invisible pressure of leading from the middle — and how event professionals can turn that position into genuine strategic influence.Drawing on 20+ years
AI Readiness for Event Teams: A Practical Framework for Adoption (opens the original)
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Most event teams know AI is coming — they just don’t know where to start. In this episode of The Event Debrief, Alex Urquhart speaks with David Watt, CEO of CI Group, about what it actually takes for event teams to become AI-ready. After surveying 380+ event planners worldwide, EventsAir found that 62%+ still struggle to adopt AI with confidence — this conversation is built to close that gap. David breaks down CI Group’s EASE Framework — a practical, four-part model for moving from AI curiosity
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