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Miguel Neves

Miguel is Skift Meetings’ Editor-in-Chief and likes to describe himself as a, "curious creator and caring curator of computerized content and a conscious connector of charismatic characters". He lives and breathes the event tech sector and is deeply engaged in the global online community of event professionals. Miguel is a Portuguese soul who built a career in the UK and is now raising a young family in southern Denmark.

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Industry News

Event Tech Class of 2022 Celebrates at London Show

Event tech is a sector in flux with an uncertain marketplace. Event Tech Live saw companies of all sizes lay out their sales pitches in hope of finding firm ground for growth.
Miguel Neves | 2 years ago
People

ICCA Reunites in Poland With New Leadership

ICCA elects new president at its first fully in-person gathering for three years. The comes comes at the perfect time for Krakow and Poland to shake off the image of a destination hampered by the conflict in neighboring Ukraine.
Miguel Neves | 2 years ago
Podcast

Intuitive Event Tech

Andrew Pearson is the chief marketing officer at Webex Events (formerly Socio). Pearson is an experienced co-founder, sales specialist and marketer with an impressive track record of scaling SaaS companies,…
Miguel Neves | 2 years ago
Technology

Event Tech Leaders Look Past Troubles, Go All In

The perfect storm stirring in the event tech sector is pounding the virtual event tech world worst of all. Still, event tech leaders are confident of steady and sustainable long-term growth for virtual events.
Miguel Neves | 2 years ago
Industry News

Troubled Event Tech Sector Revives Its Marketing Pitch

Event tech has been on a roller coaster ride since the start of the Covid pandemic. Now companies have to adapt to new realities and find their unique space in the market in order to survive and thrive.
Miguel Neves | 3 years ago
Industry News

Hopin Cuts Staff for Second Time This Year

The economic downturn is decimating the event tech sector hard, particularly virtual event tech platforms. This won't be the last round of layoffs as investors lose confidence in the sector.
Miguel Neves | 3 years ago