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The latest articles from the Grip team.

Why 2025 will be a big year for “confex” events

As we head into 2025, confex events are proving to be the future. But what makes them so effective? And how are they reshaping the way we think about events?

How to use pacing reports to manage, improve and grow your next event

Event organizers are increasingly turning to data to manage, improve and grow their shows. One crucial tool they have at their fingertips is the ‘pacing report’. But what is a pacing report and how can they be used effectively?

54 tips to increase mobile event app adoption

In this article, our resident expert, Abi Cannons, will detail over 50 tactics to increase event app adoption.

14 essential event networking and meeting formats for 2025

This article will take a closer look at the most popular formats to help you decode jargon to help you understand the different networking formats that are shaping the events industry today.

How to pitch event matchmaking to your leadership team

How do you create a business case and get your leadership team on board to implement matchmaking and the right event networking software?

How to ensure George Clooney and other VIP participants get 5-star event experiences

What do Bill Gates, Henry Kissinger and George Clooney all have in common? They’ve all attended an event and used Grip recently.

Mastering meetings: The best questions to ask when networking in 2023

Networking can be a daunting task but it’s an essential part of business that delivers incredible value, if done correctly.

How to get the most from networking at business events to boost event engagement

Struggling to network at events? Or are you planning your next event and are uncertain about audience event engagement during networking sessions? You're not alone.

Ecosystem events: The strategy behind the world’s biggest events

Many events aim to be the connector of an industry. But only few are able to do so successfully. These ‘ecosystem events’ bring together an entire industry and grow with it. As a result, meetings are a critical part of the success of these events.