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Expo Logic - 2018 Event Technology Trends eBook

We are witnessing big shifts in the industry around several event technology trends. Many new technologies are changing the way we plan and execute events and engage attendees. To help you stay abreast of these new technologies and decide which to incorporate at your next event, we have compiled the top event technology trends of 2018 into this one eBook.

In this eBook you’ll discover:

  • The latest event technologies and how to implement them
  • Technologies to engage and delight attendees
  • Creative technology strategies to give attendees a more fulfilling event experience
  • Advanced techniques for obtaining attendee data and feedback
  • Fresh ideas for getting attendees to interact and exchange information using technology
  • Expert advice on incorporating new social media features and platforms
  • and more!

Have questions about this ebook? Want to know more? Contact Kate Dodd, Vice President, Marketing, Expo Logic, kdodd@expologic.com

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Bartizan Connects - The Event Organizer’s Guide to Lead Retrieval

The Event Organizer’s Guide to Lead Retrieval provides a basic understanding of digital lead retrieval along with a high-level description on how it operates. This white paper explains why this technology is integral to events and the benefits to event stakeholders: exhibitors, event organizers, and attendees.

· Exhibitors can digitally capture, store, and qualify leads using their own device anytime, anywhere. Lead retrieval facilitates meaningful connections and can measure ROI.

· Event organizers can demonstrate ROI to sponsors and exhibitors. The data collected can help better plan, market, and execute future events.

· Attendees receive information on booths visited to share with colleagues or follow-up directly. Exhibitors can extend their engagement with attendees with post-event special offers.

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Partner Voices
Every day, MGM Resorts hosts organizations and individuals from around the world with a diverse array of business purposes, needs and expectations. But they all have one thing in common—a host committed to making their meetings sustainable and unforgettable through close partnership and responsible meeting practices. Harnessing the Sun Meetings at MGM Resorts are predominantly powered by the sun, thanks to its innovative 100-megawatt solar array. As the largest directly sourced renewable electricity project in the hospitality industry, the solar array features 323,000 panels and produces up to 100% of MGM Resorts’ daytime power needs in Las Vegas.* Built in 2021, the solar array reduces the carbon footprint of meetings—and all of MGM Resorts—while still delivering an enlightening and electrifying guest experience. Leading Water Stewardship Knowing water is essential to operations, guests and employees, MGM Resorts has long employed various conservation measures and has doubled down on its commitment in recent years to become a leading corporate water steward. In 2022, MGM Resorts President and CEO Bill Hornbuckle signed the CEO Water Mandate, a United National Global Compact, becoming the first gaming company to endorse the initiative. The company replaced more than 200,000 square feet of real grass with drought-tolerant landscaping in Las Vegas and pledged to reduce water use by 33% by 2025 and by 35% by 2030. Between 2007 and 2022, MGM Resorts saved more than 6 billion gallons of water through water conservation. Fostering Diversity, Equity & Inclusion MGM Resorts serves a world of diverse people, perspectives and experiences by cultivating a workforce culture that embraces all of humanity. From mindful recruitment and hiring practices to meaningful social responsibility initiatives, MGM Resorts is a welcoming and inclusive space for veterans, individuals with disabilities, people from diverse backgrounds, LGBTQ+ community members and more. The company’s commitment to supplier diversity drives innovation by extending competitive opportunities to local and diverse-owned suppliers, while the MGM Resorts Supplier Diversity Mentorship Program provides diverse-owned businesses tools and resources to enhance and grow their businesses. Paying it Forward MGM Resorts knows that great companies must serve the greater good. That’s why paying it forward is part of its approach to meetings and events. Through the Feeding Forward Program, MGM Resorts collects and preserves unserved and untouched food from conventions held at its properties, then safely donates to food-insecure people through a partnership with Three Square, Southern Nevada’s primary food bank. Since 2016, MGM Resorts has donated more than 3.7 million meals, with a goal of 5 million meal donations by 2025. Donations include unserved perishable prepared foods from events, perishable unprepared food from MGM Resorts’ kitchens and nonperishable food items from minibars and warehouses. From world-class venues and experiences to industry leading responsible meeting practices, MGM Resorts is proud to host meaningful and sustainable events. *Not including The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas