Exclusive webinar
Challenging churn: Solve your participant churn issues before it’s too late!
Wednesday, 22nd May | 4pm UK | 11am ET | 8am PT
Have you got your churn licked? Are your attendees, exhibitors and sponsors forming an orderly queue and returning for more?
Participant churn is one of the most important metrics for an event organizer to evaluate.
That’s why the smartest organizers obsess over their churn figures. Rather than freezing they constantly run campaigns to ensure attendees, exhibitors and sponsors return for more.
Join us for a lively debate about how you can identify and get ahead of any possible churn problems.
This webinar, featuring rich takeaways, will cover:
- Measurement that matters: How to spot attendee, exhibitor and sponsor churn
- First time attendee churn: the 40% problem and how to counter it
- Demonstrating ROI: How to surprise and delight exhibitors and sponsors so they keep returning for more
- Getting sweet revenue back: Getting churned participants back again, after they’ve churned
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Speakers include:
Sarah Whittaker-Smith, Event Director at Agriconnect
Sarah has over 18 years’ experience in events, having previously worked at Haymarket. Now at Agriconnect, which brings together the UK agriculture community. Since 1844, it’s been the trusted source of information and events for farmers.
Anastasiia Ponomareva, Events & Partnerships Director, EU-Startups
With years of experience leading different startup events, Anastasiia believes in the power of connecting professionals within the startup ecosystem.
Founded in 2010, EU-Startups is one of the leading online publications about startups in Europe, reaching over 450,000 monthly unique site visitors.
As the Events Director Anastasiia leads the organisation of its annual EU-Startups Summit (2,000+ attendees), sponsored webinars, and other various partner online & in-person events.
Hosted by:
Hew Leith, SVP of Marketing at Grip
Hew heads up marketing at Grip and has over 20 years’ experience in planning and running B2B events.