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The Future of Events: Will You Be Ready? Presented by: Dan Berger Founder, CEO Social Tables

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Page 1: The Future of Events: Will You Be Ready?

The Future of Events:Will You Be Ready?

Presented by:

Dan BergerFounder, CEO Social Tables

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I am a participant.

I am a planner.

I am a supplier.

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100 employees

Raised $22 million

Founded in 2011

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Social Tables is a turnkey groups & meetings cloud-based platform

Group Marketing & Sales

Collaboration Tools

Diagramming

Guest Management

RFP Management

Interactive Collateral

Proposal Automation

Group Management

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Out Now: Free Tools for Planners

● Free diagramming for planners

● Free check-in app for planners(Seating will be free soon, too)

● Free search & discovery platform with access to thousands of floor plans at search.socialtables.com

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4,800 customers creating

2+ million events with

300+ million participants

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I am a participant.

I am a planner.

I am a believer.

I am a supplier.

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Sample of the 50+ awards Social Tables and its leadership have received.

We envision a world where every face-to-face event achieves great things.

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Hotels are more cognizant than ever of their cost structure.

New JLL report examines global hotel investment trends

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● Owners will demand even higher profit margins.

● Most group business booking will be automated.

● Most group business will be booked direct thanks to matching algorithms.

● Supplier pricing power will be even stronger due to continued consolidation.

Hotels are more cognizant than ever of their cost structure.

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The industry’s business model will change.

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● Autonomous vehicles will unlock new destinations.

● Homesharing will add inventory everywhere.

● Events could happen anywhere.

● There will be CVBs for virtual destinations and sales reps for virtual venues.

New ways to travel are changing our behavior.

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Remote destinations will compete with traditional ones.

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A new computing platform is emerging.

1981 1994 2007

What’s Next In Computing? Dixon, Chris.

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A new computing platform is emerging.

Investments in Virtual Reality

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A new computing platform is emerging.

Internet Trends 2017 Report. Meeker, Mary.

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● Site visits won’t be as common.

● Telepresence will be hyper-realistic.

● The way we experience events will change.

A new computing platform is emerging.

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Virtual and real events will become one.

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We are entering a new industrial revolution centered around AI.

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We are entering a new industrial revolution centered around AI.

The fourth industrial revolution: a primer on Artificial Intelligence. Kelnar, David

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We are entering a new industrial revolution centered around AI.

Investments in Artificial Intelligence

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● Administrative planning work will be automated.

● Attendee preferences will follow them around.

● Events will have higher ROI because we will rely less on serendipity.

We are entering a new industrial revolution centered around AI.

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AI will impact events in many ways.

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Predictable physical work is being replaced by machines.

Where machines could replace humans—and where they can’t (yet). McKinsey.

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Predictable physical work is being replaced by machines.

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● The best photographers will know how to fly.

● Robots will replace some security personnel.

● Robots will be used in to setup/teardown events.

● Interacting with robots will be socially acceptable.

● The price of robots will decrease below labor costs.

● Focusing on the customer will be more important than ever.

Predictable physical work is being replaced by machines.

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Automation will be all around us.

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● Transparency will be one of our core values.

● Trust will be measured digitally.

● We will be more comfortable sharing information with our industry partners.

● Hotel sales professionals will be measured by the success of their meetings.

A new generation is entering our industry, bringing its own values.

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There will be a culture shift in our industry.

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The DNA of events is changing as face-to-face becomes more coveted.

Internet Trends 2017 Report. Meeker, Mary.

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● Corporate user conferences will replace association meetings.

● There will be consolidation in meetings and events.

● Large meetings will warehouse smaller ones.

● Influencer marketing will play an important role in driving attendance.

● Influencers will create popup events.

● Festivilized events (“experiences”) will be the norm.

The DNA of events is changing as face-to-face becomes more coveted.

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Attention will be a planner’s most coveted commodity.

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The meeting planning profession is entering primetime.

● The value of meetings will be universally understood.

● The meeting planning profession will be more respected.

● Meeting planners will interact with executives on a regular basis.

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The meetings industry will be taken more seriously.

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Check out slideshare.net/socialtables for this full presentation

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-- John Coleman, Passion & Purpose

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