Strategies to Overcome the Biggest Virtual Event Hurdles Associations Face
About this Webinar
Has managing your association’s virtual events become time-consuming and—let’s face it—a little stressful?
Join us for a webinar designed exclusively for associations ready to streamline and elevate their virtual event planning, execution, and engagement. In this session, you’ll learn effective strategies and innovative tools from association virtual event pros with decades of experience producing thousands of events.
Whether you are producing educational events online once a week, once a month, or holding multiple day virtual conferences, you will walk away with tips and ideas to make your job easier and “wow” your audience as well as your presenters.
We will share best practices, cutting-edge technology, tips to avoid common pitfalls, and real-world examples, to ensure you experience the ROI you need.
Perfect for event planners, association managers, and marketing professionals, this webinar will change how you approach virtual events forever.
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Presenters
Ronnie Dudek
Director of Streaming & Production Services, Blue Sky eLearn
For over 20 years, Ronnie Dudek has created and produced meaningful content delivered globally to millions. For the last 12 years, Ronnie has been instrumental in developing Blue Sky eLearn’s Virtual Event offerings. Identifying the need for a broadcast quality solution for virtual events, Ronnie spearheaded the creation of Blue Sky eLearn’s streaming and production services, which deliver thousands of highly produced events annually.
As a songwriter and producer, Ronnie has written and produced music for multiple films, television shows, commercials, and records.
Jodi Ray
Client Success Manager, Blue Sky eLearn
Jodi Ray has partnered with associations for over 30 years to find the right solutions to manage and deliver their education for valuable learning. Her passion is to help associations leverage their content to increase member value, revenue, and relevance in their industry.
