
Phil Mershon
Phil Mershon is a master of creating memorable event experiences that captivate audiences, boost retention, and drive revenue. Through his Unforgettable Experiences program, he teaches event planners to design gatherings that leave lasting impressions and build strong attendee loyalty.
When crisis strikes in event production, most people immediately think about logistics, backup plans, or technical solutions. But after interviewing Brooksie Hughes about the legendary launch of...
I'll never forget attending my first "traditional" business conference - hours of PowerPoint presentations in a windowless hotel ballroom, forced networking over lukewarm coffee, and superficial...
Discover how gamification is revolutionizing conference education. Learn why traditional formats fail and how play-based learning achieves 90% retention rates in professional development...
Have you ever wondered why some events create lasting transformation while others fade from memory before participants reach their cars? The answer isn’t in your centerpieces or your catering...
Think about your last major event. You likely spent months selecting the perfect venue, curating exceptional speakers, and fine-tuning every detail of the attendee experience. But if you treated your...
I’ll never forget when Blake looked at me and said, “I hate this event, but I was bored and wanted to get out of the office.” That contradiction intrigued me. Which was it? Boring or good...
I recently watched a CEO try to take a Zoom call from a Tuscan villa. She had spent thousands to be there, yet found herself stuck in the same patterns she was trying to escape. That’s when it...
You’ve done everything right. The speakers are outstanding, the venue is perfect, the schedule is meticulously planned, and your event technology is cutting edge. Yet something’s missing...
As an event strategist who’s produced hundreds of events, I’ve noticed a fascinating trend: the most memorable moments often have little to do with how much money was spent. Instead...