The iconic United Center in Chicago has joined the growing number of venues to adopt VenueOps, the latest venue management software developed by EventBooking.
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‘Venues Today’ interviewed our VP of Sales, Evelyn Ingram, in recognition of her recently earned spot among the five “Women of Influence” of this industry. Check it out!
‘Venues Today’ interviewed our Director of Client Success, Brian Chia, to find out how he got involved in the industry and what fuels his motivation as a leader at a top-of-the-line venue software company.
Steve Mackenzie, President of EventBooking, discusses the value of unlimited users within venue management software and the counterintuitive idea of paying “per user.”
What truly differentiates one event tech company from another, given that feature vs. feature, many applications are very similar? President of EventBooking, Steve Mackenzie, gives a compelling (yet simple) answer to this question.
Linda Moyer writes about a unique tradition here at EventBooking–Friday Lunch. Friday Lunch is exactly that, a time on Fridays that the entire EB team comes together to share good food and good company, which results in a great business.
“I believe that the ebb and flow of life is best served when we get ourselves out of an ebb, and move into a flow–rather than just waiting for it. Celebrations are a great way to do that.”
EventBooking founder and CEO, John Platillero, shares about the importance of celebration–celebration in our life, our work, and how he desires both to be complimented through the service that EventBooking provides.
Founder and CEO of EventBooking, John Platillero, shares his gratitude for venues and the memorable moments that they foster–like his son’s college graduation.
Our first blog post! With the launch of our new re-designed website and this blog, we are excited to more actively engage in conversation with our clients and with the industry at large.