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Inside
Corporate
EVENT



Spring 2007


insight
Exceeding Attendee Expectations
Julie Robertson, senior vice president of marketing for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus, tells how to keep events fresh without alienating loyal customers.




community
HP’s Hidden Hype
To attract corporate-wary artists to experience its high-end printers firsthand,Hewlett-Packard Development Co. launches pop-up art galleries with no visible connection to its brand.





top-line growth
Own Your Market: Get Set, Mow
Gold Eagle Co. creates a proprietary sporting league — the U.S. Lawn Mower Racing Association — and as its exclusive event sponsor, grabs a 90-percent market share for its fuel-stabilizer additive.




innovation
Booz Allen Hamilton Drives Vendor Innovation
Booz Allen Hamilton Inc. turns the traditional vendor-client relationship on its head, sponsoring an annual symposium for its learning-and-development vendors — and saving an estimated $2.5 million each year.



awareness
Emotional Branding
Doctors Without Borders brings its mission to life with a movable refugee camp in the city, driving awareness, volunteers, and donations.


 
Corporate EVENT Awards - Recognizing the world's most innovative and results-driven strategic marketing events. The competition is judged by renowned marketing and design experts from a variety of disciplines.

DEPARTMENTS:
Bright Ideas
Want respect from the corner office? Start marketing like a Growth Champion with an eye on your CEO’s strategic agenda.



Portfolio
How four companies use event marketing to successfully connect with new demographic segments.




Second Opinion
How can I discourage my CEO from presenting at our events?




Brief Cases
Lunch Under Construction,
the Future in 3D, Napa in the Neighborhood, and more




Executive Summary
Listening to citizen
marketers




 
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