Event Engine Podcast

Exploring strategy and technology to help conference and event organisers plan, market, and deliver epic events for their communities. #EventProfs #EventProfsUK

Event Engine Podcast is a business podcast hosted by Lee Jackson, with 51 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Lee Jackson hosts Event Engine Podcast, a business show with 51 episodes published.

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  Episode #51

  7:6 Maximising Your Exhibition Investment - Tim Davies

  Nov 13, 202520 minS7

  <p>You've paid thousands for your exhibition stand. You've traveled. You've invested days away from the office. Then 2pm on Day 2 hits, visitor numbers drop, and you're checking your phone wondering what to do with that last 15-20% of your investment. What if instead of wasting that downtime, you could turn it into your most valuable networking opportunity?</p> <p>Full show notes: https://eventengine.tv/maximising-your-exhibition-investment/</p>

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  Episode #50

  7:5 Keep exhibitors coming back with Adam Jones

  May 29, 202542 minS7

  <p>At the heart of every successful event is a smooth experience for exhibitors, but as many know, the reality often involves nightmarish complexity. Wrestling with forms only to have progress wiped out. Ordering essentials from seven different suppliers through seven disjointed systems. Hunting through emails for critical information that should be at your fingertips.</p> <p>In this episode, Adam Jones, founder of FFAIR, joins Lee to share his own exhibitor horror stories and reveal how his platform is transforming the exhibition experience, keeping exhibitors coming back, saving operations teams weeks of work, and creating a marketplace where suppliers...

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  Episode #49

  Reimagining exhibition waste - Jennifer Bishopp

  May 22, 202520 minS7

  <p>Exhibition flooring is big business, and a big sustainability challenge. What happens when exhibition carpet reaches the end of its brief 5-6 day life? In this eye-opening episode, Jennifer Bishopp, COO of MJ's Event Services, debunks the myth that exhibition carpets simply go to landfill.</p> <p>She reveals how her company is pioneering true circular sustainability by transforming recycled carpet into high-quality furniture prototypes with no screws or glue, potentially giving exhibition materials a 100-year lifecycle through multiple transformations.</p> <p>Jennifer shares the practical challenges and innovative solutions that are helping reshape the environmental footprint of the...

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  Episode #48

  The hidden layer of event intelligence

  May 16, 202533 minS7

  <p>What can truly tell you how attendees move through your event space? In this episode, Caroline McGuckian, CEO of Meshh, joins Lee to explore how spatial analytics is revolutionising event measurement. Learn how anonymous WiFi tracking provides crucial insights beyond traditional guesswork and observation, revealing attendee journeys, engagement patterns, and ROI metrics that event professionals have traditionally struggled to capture.</p> <p>Full show notes: https://eventengine.tv/the-hidden-layer-of-event-intelligence</p>

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  Episode #2

  7:2 Successful events at any scale with Dean Rees

  Mar 13, 202541 minS7

  <p>What makes an event truly successful, no matter its size? In this episode, Dean Rees, CEO of Melton Mowbray Town Estate, joins Lee to break down the essential ingredients for event success—whether it’s a small community gathering or a large-scale international production.</p> <p>Full show notes: https://eventenginecast.com/successful-events-at-any-scale/</p>

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