Events Uncovered TV is the event industry’s leading online resource showcasing hundreds of interviews with event professionals worldwide. The most talented professionals and thought leaders in the meetings and events community share their expertise, knowledge and best practices for professionals in the global community through in-depth interviews with Events Uncovered TV’s founder and host, Silvia Pellegrini each week. If you want to work with us, you may start a conversation with our editor by sending a single sentence like "Could you write my assignment?". At https://writology.com/buy-research-papers you can find the examples of such orders.



LATEST EPISODES




(Episode 324) What are the benefits of live polling?
Abi Cannons




(Episode 323) What to look out for on a venue contract
Clare de Brett




(Episode 322) How to get stakeholders on board when implementing new tech
Matt Riley








(Episode 321) What event tech should be and should do
Joe Buckhurst




(Episode 320) What is crisis management?
Marie Lacey




(Episode 319) Can the event industry benefit the economic climate?
Al Turner






LATEST BLOG POSTS


It is in human nature to cling onto anything that is perceived as precious. At times it is precious, such as a relationship or a pricey material possession. At times it is mistakenly perceived as significant or worthwhile. Whatever may be the reality in a specific scenario, holding onto something which no longer exists or.. read more →


Event planning is the fifth most stressful job. Event planners and most people who are directly and some who are indirectly associated with the event industry rarely strike a work life balance. There are many who are always working and some who have a satiating personal life but then their work takes the backseat. Most.. read more →



Conducting an interview requires extensive preparation. A video interview can become a boring experience for the viewer or it can be intriguing and satiating. While experts will always have interesting facts and anecdotes to share, it is eventually up to the interviewer to weave it all into an interesting narrative. Since an interview cannot be.. read more →