Located in the Guangdong Province of China, Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center is the world’s largest exhibition center and a VenueOps client. Simon Lomas, COO of the massive facility, shares about how they’ve been adapting in their first operational year since COVID-19 made it’s debut, as well as hopeful stories about their recent re-opening.
David Daly, CVP, shares his experience of transitioning from a 19-year career in the performing arts venue world to a new career in the venue software world—and the surprising similarities he found there.
EventBooking is looking forward to the option of working in the office again soon, but in the meantime—here’s a glimpse of what working from home has looked like for some of our team!
Many feel like we’re in uncharted waters. On the blog, Steve Mackenzie shares personal and professional lessons that recent circumstances have brought to light for him and EventBooking as a whole.
Our very own Kayln Denniston talks about what it means to be an IAVM Allied Member in this “Ask the Allieds” feature article! Check out her words of wisdom.
After an information-rich experience like VMS, how can we integrate what we learn into our real world practices? Melanie Taylor shares about her experience at the Asia-Pacific Venue Management School and how it’s impacted her thought processes and actions since.
As a long time IAVM Allied Member and industry friend, Evelyn Ingram shares how she fell in love with the event industry, her subsequent connection to EventBooking, and the value of giving back to the IAVM Foundation.
Our very own David Daly, CVP, was featured as a guest author for Facility Manager magazine. Check out his article, “Team Dynamics at your Venue: Coaching For Deeper Engagement.”
2019—what a year! Before 2020 rounds the corner, we’d like to reflect on some of our favorite moments and wish you a wonderful Holiday season!!
As we move into the next technical revolution, venues of all kinds can encourage deeper connection with those we love and the community in which we live.