BizBash Live! Event professionals: In six days, this is where you need to be.

I'm not sure exactly when I discovered BizBash, the media/tradeshow company that IMHO is more tapped in to the national & international special event industry than any organization or competing company. This is a resource all of us in the industry need to stay current in all aspects of the business. Reading the magazine and surfing their amazing website is a given, and can be done in the comfort of your office or home. But ours is an experiential business, right? So when all the talent and connections of BizBash spring to life at BizBash Live! on October 28th at the Javits Center in NYC, you should reschedule any appointments you can and get yourself and your colleagues to the show.


Whether you are a planner or a supplier, the amount of knowledge and connections you will get from BizBash Live will be invaluable, I'm guessing you will thank me next Wednesday. If you decide to go please let me know, email me harryspivak@gmail.com or tweet @harryspivak so we can say hi.

Here are more reasons not to miss this event. BizBash Live will have more than 100 trade show floor exhibitors, the Event Style Awards, the Event Innovation Forum returns featuring a new roster of speakers guaranteed to reignite your passion for events. Gain insights from thought leaders and creative thinkers including Nicky Balestrieri of BMF Media, Dan Griffis of Target, Will Travis of Sid Lee, Lauren Kane of charity:water, Lance Broumand of UrbanDaddy, Ryan Begelman of Bisnow Media, Frank Supovitz of Fast Traffic Events, and others. Discover new ideas on design, technology, brand storytelling, fund-raising, sponsorships, and more. Register today at bizbash.com/expony.

For the BizBash Live schedule click here.

Hope to see you all there. Thanks to Richard Aaron and David Adler, owners of BizBash for your dedication and great work.

Harry
10/22/14

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  1. UnknownOctober 25, 2014 at 2:09 PM

    Wow! That looks like some incredible catering. How many people from the company do you think are there, because it looks like they have a pretty big corporate gathering. I bet the food was amazing, because it always is when it's catered in. I love when my work caters in food. It just makes the work day a little bit better. http://www.redpearcatering.com.au

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