Event Mixology: Crafting Your Event Channel for Growth

The event channel as we know it has changed. The virtual event boom ignited demand for better digital productions. And the industry responded with creative ways to drive virtual engagement and increase registration and attendance levels.

When in-person events were moved online, marketers were able to capture event data, activate it more easily, and show ROI—or more aptly, return on events (ROE). Now, as in-person events return, 72% of future events will include more robust digital components, according to a Forrester survey of marketers and event planners.

eMarketer was pleased to moderate a Tech-Talk Webinar featuring Cvent’s Alyssa Peltier, senior manager, industry solutions. She discussed how marketers can strategically align their business goals and event mix for growth.

Join this webinar and learn:

	Tips for designing your events to capture engagement and other key data points
	How to get the most out of buying signals and qualify hot leads for action
	Why event tech can be a game changer in delivering an agile, scalable program

Presenter

Alyssa Peltier is senior manager, industry solutions at Cvent. Since 2016, Alyssa has worked to build the global event marketing function at Cvent ensuring its largest, marquee event programs were designed and executed in alignment with the needs of the business. Her major focus was on the creation of unique experiences and establishing quantifiable and integrated metrics to drive ROI of the live events channel. In her latest role, Alyssa is now responsible for using her background in meetings and events to develop and educate the broader market on the evolving landscape.

Moderator

	Nancy Taffera-Santos is senior vice president of media solutions and strategy at eMarketer. Nancy has been at eMarketer for over 13 years and oversees the media business, developing programs for leading advertisers. Nancy’s background includes 30 years of sales, marketing, and promotions experience in media, web analytics, and test and measurement hardware. In her downtime, Nancy stays active serving on alumni, nonprofit and trade association boards.

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