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In business for nearly 30 years, GDS started as a publisher, producing B2B journals for select markets including retail and healthcare, before moving across to events in 2005. Harlan Davis is vice president of Product and Innovation at US-based GDS Group.
Validar was founded in 2005 based upon our Founders experience as a receiver of data from events. He used to manage a large sales team for a public company, and recognised an opportunity to help Event Marketers better understand and articulate their true value. We believe most Event Marketers do not get the full credit […]
Validar was founded in 2005 based upon our Founders experience as a receiver of data from events. He used to manage a large sales team for a public company, and recognised an opportunity to help Event Marketers better understand and articulate their true value. We believe most Event Marketers do not get the full credit […]
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Remember how, around 2005 or so, it seemed like PCs (at least on the Windows side) were starting to stagnate, leading to longer upgrade cycles in offices, as much of the existing tech “just worked”? It’s like 2005 all over again. It’s like 2005 all over again. The latest and greatest is becoming a commodity again.
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In 2005, she helped launch the Pharma Forum annual conference. For over 30 years, Betsy was the editor and content director of Medical Meetings, Corporate Meetings & Incentives and several other industry publications that have evolved into today’s digital MeetingsNet.
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In 2005, Bain and Company released some staggering research : 80% of firms participating in the study said they deliver a superior experience , while only 8% of their customers agreed. This difference is called the “perception gap,” and we haven’t evolved much since 2005.
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Its been a holiday in DC since 2005. On April 16, 1862, Abraham Lincoln emancipated over 3000 enslaved African-Americans in the District, nearly 9 months before issuing the Emancipation Proclamation, which freed all slaves in the rebelling states of the Confederacy. Photo credit: Mr. T in DC.
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Founded in 2005, Pure Events has continued to deliver events for a small number of core clients. Pure Events is excited to announce the appointment of Richard Waddington as Chairman. For the past 8 months, Richard has been consulting PURE’s Founder Charlotte Wilson on the business offering, focus and strategy.
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