Rewind back to early 2020 for a moment. The world seemingly shut down, and the global community was encouraged to remain inside as a part of a quarantine. While the world seemed to be disrupted, the ingenuity and adaptability of today\u2019s working world thrived. Not only did businesses adapt to working in a remote environment, but events that looked doomed to be canceled began shifting toward a virtual format as well. Virtual speaking engagements provided an opportunity for keynote speakers to encourage, educate, and inspire through the technological wonder of remote conferencing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Now fast forward to present day. Just as we collectively adapted by holding successful virtual events, we are now seeing the rise of hybrid events<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n A successful hybrid event combines all of the best elements of live, in-person events with the convenience and scalability of virtual deliveries. But there was still a question on event planners\u2019 minds. How can these hybrid events feature more engagement and interactivity to both a physical and virtual audience?<\/p>\n\n\n\n Recently, All American Entertainment\u2019s Head of Marketing, Jennifer Best, had the privilege of interviewing Luke Goetting, Founder of Puffingston Presentations<\/a>, about all things dynamic hybrid events and what we can expect from a successful event in 2021 (and beyond).<\/p>\n\n\n\n