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4 Ways to Attract and Keep the Right Event Volunteers

by whova | Mar 23, 2015

Image courtesy to Rail Summit Think back to your last event. What percentage of your team consisted of volunteers? We’re willing to bet that percentage is pretty high. Volunteers are a strong asset to any event; perhaps even your number one asset. Not because they’re...

How to Use Events to Advance your Career

by whova | Mar 9, 2015

Image courtesy to Joe Ross When using events to build your career, what comes to mind? Career fairs? These shindigs usually entail dressing up in your nicest (aka, most uncomfortable) outfit, and awkwardly stopping by each booth for an impromptu interview with...

Introducing Whova’s Event Management System

by whova | Feb 21, 2015

Image courtesy to Serge Kij We’re proud to announce the release of our brand new Event Management System; the hub for managing your event’s information within the Whova app. The system provides you with even more control and ease in developing and customizing...

How to Create a Winning Social Media Campaign for your Event

by whova | Jan 30, 2015

Image courtesy to decoded conference As little as five years ago, it was considered rude to have your face in your cell phone during a conference. Now, it’s encouraged thanks to the proliferation of social media. If you’ve organized an event in the past few years,...

2015 in Event Technology: The Year of Connections

by whova | Dec 30, 2014

Image courtesy to Nico Kaiser Any big change in the history of mankind was always facilitated by connecting the right individuals and giving them the right tools. At Whova, we believe that events are the catalyst for intelligent and powerful individuals to connect. In...

9 Steps Event Organizers Can Borrow from Project Managers

by whova | Dec 22, 2014

From an attendee’s standpoint, the best events appear to have come together effortlessly. However, in the event industry, the “effortless” appearance takes a lot of work. It takes teamwork, a budget, a little bit of luck, and a whole lot of project...