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It seems like almost every member of AV Chicago’s team has some sort of creative background. That isn’t too surprising. The events industry is full of musicians, filmmakers, theater people, and artists. Because of this creative energy, whenever AV Chicago has a chance to do a cool art event, we are all over it.   Sea Change Project

After a year filled with postponements, cancellations, and virtual-only events, event attendees and organizers were celebrating the return of in-person events. With attendees growing tired of zoom-only breakout sessions or eating Gala meals out of takeout containers, events across the country were finally offering in-person events and countless others had begun plans to hold events Evolving to Hybrid Events

The feeling of excitement and friendship of an in-person event hit me a few weeks ago. I was getting ready for a 25th-anniversary celebration of Collaboraction, a Chicago theatre company for social change through original devised theatre and community engagement, as they hosted their Moonrise Event. The event was hosted at Rockwell on the River, Collaboraction Moonrise Event – Celebrating 25 Years

As virtual events became a necessity, so did having high-quality, professional content. No longer could executives, event emcees, and other presenters get away with shooting in a poorly lit basement, or with subpar audio or a poorly composed image, and expect to attract attendees. In addition to better conveying a message, increased production values also Chop Shop Case Study Feature

Looking Ahead at Virtual Meetings and Events – The Million Dollar Question Planning for a new state of being when it comes to live meetings and events is like an industry-wide craps game, except with no rules, a genuine state of overall confusion, and very little actual fun to be had. Exciting right?!? Welcome to Looking Ahead at Virtual Meetings and Events – The Million Dollar Question