Event technology company Hubb has announced that the Corporate Event Marketing Association (CEMA) for their annual event, CEMA Summit, in 2017, has selected its software platform. Hubb’s event content management solution will give CEMA Summit organisers a single location to collect, manage, and market the abstracts, speakers, and sponsors of CEMA Summit 2017. “CEMA’s annual summit is one of the events that we look forward to most every year, and to be selected as their content management vendor of choice truly validates the work that we’re doing at Hubb,” said Allison Magyar, CEO. “We look forward to the opportunity to show some of the best in the business how our technology is improving the event management process.” Hubb creates a platform for event organizers to store and edit event content, such as speaking session information and sponsorship details. From this central point, event managers can make updates to event content that are automatically published across every source of event information (such as a website, mobile app or digital signage). The technology also automates reminders to speakers to submit their information and session graders to evaluate submissions, and allows event managers to control who on their team can access session data at any time. With less time needed to manually manage content, organisers can focus on thinking strategically about their events and create a better event experience for their attendees. Hubb works with customers such as Microsoft, Tableau, Atlassian and Intel to help their in-house event teams oversee the programs for their major conferences and meetings. CEMA is one of the premier professional organisations for event planners, offering strategic counsel and networking opportunities for more than 700 active members. The CEMA Summit is an annual gathering that brings CEMA members together for networking, workshops, and educational sessions. In 2017 the CEMA Summit will take place from 30 July to 1 August in San Diego, and will feature educational sessions from event industry experts as well as networking activities.
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