Webinar: How the GRAMMYs Hosts High-Profile Events Using Event Tech

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Have you ever wondered how the Grammys successfully hosts high-profile events, year after year? We went backstage with The GRAMMYs’ Adrian Diaz, Director of Ticketing and learned how they planned VIP events with the help of event technology. In this 30 minute webinar, we... - Learned why technology is important to The Recording Academy’s high-profile events - Found out why the Grammys went from paper to digital check-in - Went backstage at the Recording Academy and learn how they use event technology to plan VIP events

● Ticketing and check-in go hand-in-hand.
From paper to digital Check-In
● Paper check-in was difficult, especially when you’re dealing
with celebrities who might have an alias.
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● Check-in was historically manual, nothing was
automated

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5. ● Check-in is one of the first impressions an attendee gets at an event. ○ How do we, as planners, ensure it’s a good one? ● It’s time that your check-in goes digital. ● Whether you conduct high-profile events or not, check-in is an important piece to an event’s success. Why are we doing this webinar?

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9. ● Ticketing and check-in go hand-in-hand. From paper to digital Check-In ● Paper check-in was difficult, especially when you’re dealing with celebrities who might have an alias. ● Needed a solution that was easy to implement and train a staff as well as a group of volunteers. ● Check-in was historically manual, nothing was automated

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