Welcome to "Building Awesome Events," the podcast where seasoned event marketers from leading companies like VMWare, HP, and Drift join your host Ankush Gupta to share their insights on the art of event marketing. Tune in to learn about their personal journeys into the industry and discover their proven strategies for consistently delivering successful B2B events and business conferences. From event management to event marketing, this podcast covers it all. Don't miss out on valuable tips and tricks from the experts in the field. #Events #EventMarketing #B2BEvents #BusinessConferences #EventManagement
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episode 3: Ep 3: In conversation with Richard John, COO at Realise
If you're someone who has found comfort in the wealth of streamed content delivered through the pandemic by platforms such as Amazon, Netflix and Disney, then you'll not want to miss this hilarious yet insightful chat about what event organisers and meeting planners can learn from the best brains in the entertainment world.
In this fireside chat we feature:
Richard John, C.O.O, Realise
Richard John is C.O.O. of Realise, which describes itself as ’the oil in the engine of events.’ He’s had a 30 year career in events, waving live experiences with the world of learning and development, and describes his role as ‘Corporate Jester.’ He’ll be talking with us about ‘Dent in the Sofa,’ a Realise e-book and video that discusses what lessons can event organisers learn from binge-watching TV through a global pandemic.
Your host and co-guest:
Ankush Gupta, Founder at Eventible.com - The TripAdvisor for Events
Ankush is a marketer with over 20 years of experience with global companies like the TATA Group and MPhasis. He is a pioneer in the space of B2B Media, having been nominated for a Digiday award for Publisher of the Year. Currently he is founder at Eventible.com - a platform designed from the ground up to help event profs get the word out and use the power of social proof to accelerate their event brands.