Event Management Archives - Page 15 of 28

Attendee Tiering with Whova: Effectively Increase Attendance and Market Your Event

by whova | Nov 20, 2020

While the virtual and hybrid formats can take some adjusting to, they can also have surprising new advantages. For instance, attendee tiering at virtual and hybrid events can lead to new benefits across the board by bringing in higher tier ticket holders and...

Comprehensive Checklist and Top Considerations for Hybrid Events

by whova | Nov 19, 2020

Thinking about putting on a hybrid event? Not quite sure where to start? Get ready with a hybrid event checklist. Many organizers are considering hybrid events as a way to bring in-person engagement opportunities together with the safety and accessibility of virtual...

Be Ready for Anything with Whova’s Virtual Event Rehearsal Sessions

by whova | Oct 23, 2020

If, like many organizers, you’re new to virtual events, you might be feeling just a bit nervous. Whether you have years of in-person event experience or this is the first event you’ve ever worked on, getting the chance for you, your speakers, and any other...

Whova Broke a Guinness World Record!

by whova | Oct 5, 2020

After months of working hard to make virtual events the absolute best they can be, we’re proud to say that Whova has worked on some record-breaking events — world record-breaking! In August, Whova worked with Podfest Global Summit to set the Guinness World Record for...

Whova Has Been Shortlisted for 7 Event Technology Awards in 2020!

by whova | Sep 16, 2020

Whova has been shortlisted for a record-setting 7 different awards at the Event Technology Awards 2020! Whova has won Event Technology Awards for the past 4 consecutive years, and we’re thrilled to have been shortlisted again for the fifth time! Not too long ago, the...

Cut Out Tedious Work by Connecting Your Zoom Account Directly to Whova

by whova | Sep 14, 2020

You’ve been preparing dozens of Zoom sessions for your next event, and you’re starting to get a headache. After creating each Zoom meeting, the meeting link needs to be copied to the corresponding session, which is both time-consuming and error-prone. You don’t know...