A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
Virtual events are all the buzz! Les Goldberg talks with Lakisha Ann Woods, President & CEO of the National Institute of Building Sciences and BJ Singh, President & CEO of EventEQ on their success with hosting virtual events. […]
A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
Les Goldberg talks with our partners, Mark Tester, Executive Director from the Orange County Convention Center, and Jeff Blosser, CEO/President from the Washington State Convention Center, about the return of the exhibition and trade show industry. […]
A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
Touring designers Robb Jibson from So Midwest Inc, Butch Allen from Blame Funnel Creative and Kyle Kegan from Voyage Productions Inc. talk with Les Goldberg about the secrets to a great tour design. […]
A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
Ever wonder what value a technical director brings to a live show? Les Goldberg answers this question in this week’s podcast with Technical Directors Tom Spital and Tom Podiak. […]
A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
This week Les Goldberg talks with Chief Creative Officer of Mode Studios Bob Bonniol, Founder of Tencue Jeff Wilk, and CEO/Founder of Linder Global Events Rebecca Linder on the ingredients for a great show. […]
A discussion of the current state of the live events industry.
In this episode of “The Road Ahead,” Les Goldberg welcomes Mark Jeffries, keynote presenter, host and moderator, David Fischette, President, CEO, & Chief Creative at Go West Creative, and Dr. Tony Ricotta, Senior Company Manager at Cirque du Soleil, to discuss why the audience matters. […]
What is the Catalyst for Change When Using Legacy Technology Providers?
Many events take place year after year using the same technical providers and crew. A successful show can often lead to the show producer developing a trusted relationship with the technology provider, and a certain comfort level is established. As a result, the same team will often end up in the fortunate position of supporting that show every year. There are benefits to having that level of trust and familiarity with your team. There is less risk involved supporting an event with a time-tested crew, technology, and staging approach that has proven to be successful in the past. Given that, why would a show producer ever change staging providers? What is the catalyst for a change? […]