How to Turn Event Data Into Buying Signals

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TL;DR Your events are generating behavioral intent signals every single day. The problem is not that the signals aren’t there. The problem is that most event teams were never set up to read them — and most sales teams were never built to receive them. In this episode of Event About It, Megan Martin sits…

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What Actually Drives Pipeline at B2B Events

TL;DR Most event teams can tell you how many people attended. Few can tell you how many opportunities moved because of it. In this episode of Event About It, Megan Martin sits down with Steph Pennell — founder of Angenieux and the strategist behind The Event Critic brand — to diagnose exactly where B2B event…

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The Real Reason Your Event Content Never Gets Used

TL;DR Florentin Ngabitsinze co-founded Uchop after spending years in live broadcasting — and he’s spent the last three years applying that same live sports studio model to B2B conferences. In this episode, he breaks down why event content dies the second the lights go off, why real-time personalized distribution is the unlock most event teams…

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Why Your Event Content Fails — And What Actually Drives Growth

TL;DR More content. More events. More noise. Less impact. Sound familiar? In this episode of Event About It, Megan Martin sits down with Devin Bramhall—growth advisor, author, and former CEO—to dig into why so much B2B content (and event content especially) fails to move the needle. The answer isn’t volume, format, or distribution. It’s context.…

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One Hit Wonder or Greatest Hits? Martin Fretwell on Event-Driven Growth and Why Your Events Should Stack

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TL;DR Martin Fretwell spent nearly 20 years in events — running conferences, executive dinners, and B2B experiences across the UK and beyond — before founding Event Driven Growth, where he helps companies stop treating events as isolated calendar obligations and start treating them as compounding business assets. In this episode, he and Megan go head-to-head…

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Careers Aren’t Ladders, They’re Floor Plans: Kati Quigley on Introverted Leadership and Events as a Growth Engine

TL;DR Kati Quigley didn’t climb a ladder – she built a building. Starting in D.C. associations, she spent 20 years at Microsoft moving across events, channel, partner, product, and industry marketing before becoming VP of Portfolio and Brand Marketing at BMC Software. In this episode, she breaks down why lateral career moves beat straight-line climbs,…

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