Events
A team of event organisers, digital marketing specialists and creatives from the CI Group have turned their lockdown exercise regimes into a charity fundraising event by together walking, running or cycling the equivalent 150 miles from Oxfordshire to London and back.
Jean Wolfe writes .. Happy Victory in Europe day.
Our grandparents endured 6 years of war and then a lot of deprivation for years afterwards. [more…]
Meetings PR has changed significantly since the pandemic and lockdown began.
This is partly to meet the different needs of clients facing issues as meetings and events have been put on hold, but also to adapt to the altered needs and operational changes of the industry media.
Disney's Tony Miller offers guidance to the next generation of marketing talent at the IDM’s 2019 graduation.
The Institute of Data & Marketing’s (IDM) latest graduation results show that professionals in the data and marketing industry continue to thrive despite significant change in recent years.
From the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and uncertainty around Brexit, to the wealth of new technologies available and increasing organisational responsibilities of the marketing function, the world in which the next generation of marketers will work is constantly evolving.
By Louisa Watson, Director of Marketing for Wyboston Lakes Resort
Virtual reality (VR) in the hospitality and events sector is now on version 2.0 – and it’s an exciting experience and opportunity for venues and event planners.
It’s now around five years since the first VR headsets and applications created enormous excitement worldwide and inspired so many pages of editorial talking about how VR was going to create a wave of major changes in the way we work.
Ogilvy London leads the DMA Awards shortlist with 166 entries still vying for Gold, with MRM//McCann and Proximity London close behind, as the full 2019 shortlist is announced
Caitlin Thomas writes in her blog ...
Last week I attended Celebrating Women in the Research Industry, an evening co-hosted by ESOMAR and Women in Research (WiRe), organised by Patricia Dominguez (Inciter and UK ESOMAR Representative).
When it comes to a business, it’s not all just absolute work.
There are out-of-office events that a business should incorporate into its yearly schedule to not only ensure that the employees have a great time, but to be used as a marketing tool or even for the sake of team-building.
Whatever reason your company is looking to hold an event, here are a few creative ideas for your next business event:
Looking to expand upon the list of event marketing jobs you've worked? Here are nine of the most prestigious event marketing jobs you should aim for!
Research reveals next wave of digital sales growth in popular retail categories will be driven by older consumers -
