Epic Events by vFairs

Your event ran smoothly. But nobody left changed. Sound familiar?
Andrew Roby has spent 21 years turning overwhelmed teams and underperforming venues into high-impact environments, helping charities raise over $25 million along the way. Featured by Forbes, CNN, and the New York Times, he's one of the most recognized voices in events for a reason.

In this episode, he gets into: 
-Why flawless logistics are the floor, not the ceiling, and what actually separates a good event from a great one 
-How to stop thinking like a coordinator and start thinking like a community architect
-The real reason most events fail to create lasting impact even when everything technically goes right
-How to close the gap between client KPIs, sponsor goals, and attendee needs when all three are pulling in different directions
-What most planners cut when budgets get tight that they absolutely shouldn't

If you've ever delivered a technically perfect event and still felt like something was missing, this one's for you.

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Peep Laja has done what most conference organizers only hope for, built events that people actually want to attend, pay for, and come back to, year after year, across nearly two decades.

As CEO of Wynter and a three-time founder, Peep has run conferences from the ground up, made every expensive mistake in the book, and built a framework for events that work as a genuine marketing channel,  not just a line item that's hard to justify.

In this conversation, Peep will share the unfiltered truth about why ticket sales never get easier no matter how established you are, what most organizers get completely wrong about venue, format, and attendee experience, and how to design a conference that builds real community instead of just filling a room.
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Eddie Reynolds has spent 20+ years in B2B SaaS revenue, at Salesforce, in consulting, and now running Union Square Consulting, and he's seen this story play out hundreds of times. The problem usually isn't the event itself. It's everything around it.

In this episode, Muhammad Younas goes bottom-up through six event formats with Eddie:

→ Attending a conference
→ Speaking at one
→ Hosting an intimate dinner
→ Running a happy hour
→ Sponsoring a booth
→ Putting on your own conference
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Your event went well. The coverage didn't follow. Sounds familiar?

Matt Kovacs, President of Blaze PR, has spent 20+ years turning live moments into stories that travel, working with brands like Monster Energy.

In this episode, he covers:

-How to engineer media hooks into your event from day one
-Why keeping PR and event teams separate costs you more than you think
-What journalists actually want from a brand activation
-How to work with influencers without burning the bridge
-What metrics actually tell you whether an event worked

If you're leaving amplification on the table, this one's for you. Hit attend and catch the upcoming episode.
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Join Chloe Richardson, a leading expert in event measurement, as she reveals how event professionals can move beyond vanity metrics and truly measure event success. 

In this episode, Chloe will discuss:

- The common vanity metrics event teams still rely on and how to move beyond them
- Practical frameworks for measuring and communicating event success
- How to build a measurement culture that influences decision-makers
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