A successful event doesn’t happen by accident. It takes a dedicated team, innovative tech solutions, and a drive to continuously improve. The eventcore360 podcast will take you on a journey through different aspects of the event industry with the goal of expanding your knowledge, and our own. Whether you want to know how to take your event to the next level, or discover a few facts and tips about the intricacies of the event industry, eventcore360 will help you get there. Together, we will learn from thought leaders, industry experts, and even our own eventcore team. Listen in and get inspired
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A successful event doesn’t happen by accident. It takes a dedicated team, innovative tech solutions, and a drive to continuously improve. The eventcore360 podcast will take you on a journey through different aspects of the event industry with the goal of expanding your knowledge, and our own. Whether you want to know how to take your event to the next level, or discover a few facts and tips about the intricacies of the event industry, eventcore360 will help you get there. Together, we will learn from thought leaders, industry experts, and even our own eventcore team. Listen in and get inspired
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April 7, 2021
015. Rob Hickey and Jessica Ludders, Handling Responsibility Under Pressure
<p>Jessica is Sound Planning’s Co-Owner and Manager focused on the company’s operations — its team, current clients and infrastructure. Since 2003, when Jessica began with the company, her focused, efficient work style and thoughtful, easy going attitude have earned her an excellent reputation across all lines of our business — speakers, content, conference and event logistics, project support, and sustainability endeavors. Jessica has a Bachelor of Arts in American History from Bates College in Maine as well as an MBA from Bainbridge Graduate Institute, now Presidio. She unwinds either with her hands in the dirt of her vegetable garden or with her KitchenAid mixer, butter and flour. And if she’s lucky, she has the assistance of one of her two young sons.</p> <p>Rob brings more than 30 years of business and technical experience to his role as Co-Owner and Manager, focused on business development and marketing. A 15-year Microsoft veteran before joining Sound Planning in 2014, his broad experience in global business development and owning large international events give him a deep understanding of the complex needs of our clients. In addition to his leadership abilities, humor and passion for the attendee experience, he brings a combination of creativity and critical thinking to every project. Rob has a Bachelor of Science degree in Aerospace Engineering from San Diego State University, where he met his wife. Together they enjoy travel, music, and anything related to food and wine.</p> <p>Join us for the last episode of Season One as Mark tackles the problems CEOs have faced during the pandemic. You can find this episode and more at eventcore.com</p>
March 24, 2021
014. Lisa Carrel, Using Innovative Tech to Increase Attendee Engagement
<p>Lisa is CEO and Co-Founder of Proxfinity, a Chicago based wearable event technology startup. Her company uses hardware and software to deliver social hardware, for business. She is a female founder in manufacturing focused on fundamentally changing the way humans use technology to connect.<br> <br> Among her accomplishments her startup was a 2019 Momentum Awards finalist, Chicago Innovation Award winner, recognized by A.T. Kearney as a Digital innovator and by Chicago Inno as a top five startup to watch. She regularly speaks and guest lectures on her experience as a founder, trends and tools used to affect and measure diversity and inclusion initiatives and the importance of sales within every aspect of building a business. She is a member of 1871, WiSTEM, mHUB Chicago, the Chicago Connectory, Chicago Founders Circle and recently accepted into Catapult Chicago (where startups go to scale).<br> <br> Outside of work, Lisa enjoys spending time with her family (husband, two young daughters), cooking (anything but baking), running in new cities, and acting classes.</p> <p>Join us on this episode as her and Mark dive deep into being a CEO during this time and how tech can be used to increase attendee engagement. Find this episode and more on eventcore.com.</p>
March 10, 2021
013. Mark Petry, Using Critical Thinking to Find Secure Vendors
<p>On today's episode of eventcore360, we wrap up our three-part series with eventcore Security and Compliance Director, Mark Petry! We dive right into what Mark knows best, critical thinking and research to determine what service is right for you, whether for business or personal purposes.</p> <p>It is not neccessary to listen to the other episodes we did with Mark, but it is helpful! You can find those episodes and more on our website, www.eventcore.com.</p> <p>To learn mre about Mark and his work with eventcore, you can reach out to us at hello@eventcore.com. We hope you enjoy this episode and our conversations with Mark. See you next time!</p>
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