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”— Keith Johnston , Managing Partner at i3 Events and Publisher of PlannerWire. “Providing inclusive and interactive elements to all of the event. That is great news for event tech providers as more capital is pouring in. ” — Will Curran , Founder & Chief Event Einstein at Endless Events LLC.
”— Keith Johnston , Managing Partner at i3 Events and Publisher of PlannerWire. “Providing inclusive and interactive elements to all of the event. That is great news for event tech providers as more capital is pouring in. ” — Will Curran , Founder & Chief Event Einstein at Endless Events LLC.
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Marie Claire Andrews : Presently the President of Association for Women in Events, Marie is known for getting things done, making things happen and for my tenacity to see ambitious ideas from conception to reality. She’s a business and tech leader who also was the founder of Event Tech Tribe and also of the Showgizmo eventapp.
That’s a tough question to answer, especially as event technology continues to evolve and the demand for experiences rises within the industry. An even larger majority, 56 percent, indicated affordably (or free) high-speed, wireless internet will be the most critical technology needed for meetings in the next five years.
Reach out to Andre NG and request him to speak at your AI & ML focused event. In 2019, he receives the ACM A.M. She an elected Member of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), a Fellow of ACM, a recipient of the 2019 IEEE PAMI Longuet-Higgins Prize, 2019 National Geographic Society Further Award Where to find her?
Reach out to Andre NG and request him to speak at your AI & ML focused event. In 2019, he receives the ACM A.M. She an elected Member of the National Academy of Engineering (NAE), a Fellow of ACM, a recipient of the 2019 IEEE PAMI Longuet-Higgins Prize, 2019 National Geographic Society Further Award Where to find her?
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