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Times have changed. Just a single event in a year isn’t going to make a measurable impact in your audience’s mind. It’s also no more an age where events are simply passive — where speakers and hosts do all the talking.

Events today have to be much more interactive and engaging to cut through the noise. Constant interaction with your attendees and stakeholders can help you stay relevant in this dynamic market.

What’s more, you need to have solid event content to grasp the attention of your audience. Keeping in mind the industry benchmarks, understanding data and leveraging technology is the way to move forward. But how do you make the most of all these resources?

In Episode 10 of Event Exchange, we invited Will Curran, Founder & Chief Event Einstein at Endless Events to spill the beans on the strategies to run hybrid events and how you can build communities. We also take a deep dive into the current event trends and how to stay unique when hosting events. Keep reading to find out more.

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