In this episode, learn about a unique marketplace for video, photo and music talent for your events with Nathan Meeks, CEO & Co-founder of Gigzolo. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about: The pros and cons of owning and running your own event registration vs. using a registration service How to save money on the cost of event registration Why Wordpress is a solid choice for running your event web site Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about “The Seven Touchpoints of Event Design” from Ben Hindman, CEO of Splash. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode, learn about: The costs of producing and distributing video from your conference or event The benefits of hybrid events (and why we wish there were a better name for them) Virtuvent's "Tricaster in the Cloud" (Our quick definition, not Virtuvent's) Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode: Learn why our guest describes her company as a cross between OpenTable and Salesforce.com How to find an all-digital venue to book your next event How a great brand name can help transform your sales and marketing Our guest today is the founder and CEO of a company that provides the first end-to-end online venue management software to event venues. She describes it as an event venue booking platform that is a cross between OpenTable and Salesforce. Her experiences as a event organizer for her Graduate School’s Alumni-sponsored events along with her experiences working at OneWed led her to creating this company. Join me in welcoming Kelsey Recht of VenueBook. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode: Learn how our guest's experience in the film industry can help you at your next event How to build a Happiness Machine at work Why the wi-fi connection might be the most important component of your event Today’s guest is the CEO and Founder of Lua Technologies. According to their web site, Lua is the simplest way for mobile workforces to effectively communicate, coordinate, and stay accountable. The Company is centralizing communication in industries that still rely on antiquated tools like walkie-talkies, paper scheduling, and yes, shouting. Lua is currently in use on hollywood sets, major world tours, professional sports teams, hotels and construction sites. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

In this episode: Learn how our guest created a formula for deciding to use a particular technology at your event The importance of having - and being - a mentor How to practice Green AV at your next event Our guest this week is green - literally if you speak Japanese - but also in her approach to Event Tech. Midori Connolly is the Principal at AVGirl Productions and former CEO and co-founder of a now world-renowned AudioVisual Staging company. She is best known for producing the first set of guidelines for Sustainable AV Staging. Midori was most recently named as a 2012 Most Innovative Event Professional by BizBash media and 40 Under 40 by Collaborate and Connect Magazines. And of course, so much more that you’ll learn about during this episode. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.

On this episode of the Event Tech Podcast: Learn how a global group of ad agencies uses event tech all year round How to search for useful data in your conference media Why event tech people need to consistently use both hemispheres of their brain All this and more, so stay tuned. Today’s guest has been at the forefront of integrated digital events planning for over a decade having produced events for clients like J.P. Morgan, Deutsche Bank, Lehman Brothers, Morgan Stanley, The Wall Street Journal, Novartis, Pfizer, Starwood Hotels and tons of others. She is a frequent speaker at event industry conferences, is often quoted in the trade press and has herself written for publications, like BizBash. Brought to you by Qrious, smartphone lead retrieval for conferences and events of any size.