Virtual events are here to stay.

As companies shift from three-day conferences and large-scale trade shows to online events, virtual experiences aren’t just a passing trend—they’re a new opportunity for your business.

If you’ve never organized an online conference or a virtual networking event, you’re not alone. In our webinar, we partnered with live production experts Brandlive to talk through planning, hosting, and executing a virtual event that engages your audience and boosts the bottom line.

What you’ll hear about.

• What you need to consider when planning a virtual event—from start to finish
• How virtual events can fit into your overarching marketing strategy
• A real case study and example of how we pivoted an in-person event into a digital experience
• The biggest mistakes marketers make when launching virtual events

TONY PULLEN, SVP OF SALES AT BRANDLIVE

Tony Pullen is the SVP of Sales at Brandlive, a platform trusted by enterprises to improve revenue performance and content delivery via a premium, state-of-the-art, video-first platform. Brandlive is used by sales and marketing leaders to provide critical and relevant information to internal sales teams, partners, and distributors that they can use in training and customer-facing situations—all while reducing content production timelines and travel costs.

TIFFANY SAUDER, CEO AT ELEMENT THREE

Tiffany Sauder is the CEO of Element Three, a full-service marketing consultancy in Indianapolis. After taking over in 2006, she’s been named to IBJ’s 40 Under 40 list and transformed E3 from a small creative shop into one of the fastest-growing marketing consultancies in the Midwest. Tiffany is an active member of the Indiana chapter of Young Presidents Organization (YPO), and sits on the boards for Gibson Insurance, YPO Indiana, and Orr Fellowship.

DARREN HALBIG, EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR AT ELEMENT THREE

At Element Three, Darren has led win after win, orchestrating successful initiatives for Airstream, Newmar Corporation, ConvergeOne, and countless others. His efforts have resulted in 20+ Addy Awards and features in Fast Company and Under Consideration, among others.