At Eventinterface we create the tools to make attendee management, engagement and conference learning as easy and cost-effective as possible. There should be no need for planners to use multiple tools to manage conferences or for attendees to manage their participation.

As you prepare for your 2016 conferences and events, and perhaps evaluating tools to assist you, Eventinterface is offering a truly special Black Friday opportunity: save 50% on all licenses through Cyber Monday.

Understand right from the start what the client is trying to accomplish and everything you do should help the client reach that goal.

At Eventinterface we love helping Meeting and Event Professionals become excellent in their job. We do this by sharing experiences from other professionals in our Interviews with Planners collective.

Achieving high event registration sales accomplishes a twofold purpose: you generate a profit from the sales of those registrations, and achieve brand awareness from attendees who will be learning about your company or organization. The process is easier said than done if you’re not privy to the tricks-of-the-trade employed by successful sellers and marketers.

There are hundreds and hundreds of events. We are all naturally creative people but too many people are thinking “outside of the box” instead it’s time to just CRUSH the box and start from scratch.

Shelby Oliver with Red Velvet Events, a Global DMC Partner shares her advice and experiences from the planning world. Her outlook on the evolution of the meeting and event planning industry is the inclusion of more RFID technology for corporate clients as a way to record analytics for event marketing and internal use.

Exhibiting for the first time at a conference or trade event can be a daunting experience. We discovered great tips from first time exhibitor and top sales professional Mark Jamnik.

Meeting and Event Professionals have a difficult task to track all aspects of the event planning and management process. Talented and well-meaning designers have developed many of the software tools and apps on the market for us. Rarely however have any of them been in the trenches. What does this mean to us planners?

From allergies to religious restrictions, planning conference meals has become quite an undertaking for Event and Meeting Planners. Gone are the days of only offering a vegetarian option as an alternate choice.