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EPISODE · Mar 21, 2024 · 37 MIN

72. Technology's Pivotal Role in the Events Industry with Ike Kehal

from The Keynote Curators Podcast · host Seth Dechtman - The Keynote Curators

💫 The evolution of the events industry is at the forefront of my conversation with Ike Kehal, who recognized the need for a more cost-effective alternative to traditional in-person events. As technology continues to shape the landscape, Ike's insights into the future of events are invaluable. Discover where he sees this dynamic industry heading. It's no secret that events are vital tools for marketing, branding, and client engagement, with technology playing a pivotal role in their execution. Virtual events offer numerous connection opportunities, whether driving sales or fostering community. As the co-founder and CEO of Social27, Ike has spearheaded the development of an innovative event platform that facilitates dynamic digital and hybrid communities worldwide. Esteemed organizations such as Microsoft, the United Nations, United Airlines, and Norwegian Cruise Line have all benefited from his platform's capabilities. ​🎧 Listen to our episode and explore how virtual events are reshaping the way we connect and engage. #eventtechnology #virtualevents #eventprofs #futureofevents #eventindustry

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