Now that the stakes for all meetings have been raised, meeting planners and event organizers must find the right people with the right talent to tell their leadership’s story virtually to the masses as part of the hybrid component of an in-person program.

The goal is to “close all the gaps in the planning process,” according to a press release, and become a solution for events of all sizes—from meetings with less than 100 attendees to conferences with hundreds of thousands.

The virtual component of hybrid meetings always creates a challenge when it comes to achieving true engagement with attendees. Try these tips from AV network RSN, which has produced more than 1,000 hybrid events, to really keep your audience involved.

Hybrid meetings feature a lot of expensive moving parts, and thus require a planning process that in some cases is more complicated than a traditional in-person event. Here are some key questions planners should ask themselves and share with their AV partner, courtesy of Rental & Staging Network.

A new wave of dynamic, interactive and accessible hybrid events has transformed the meetings industry and brought more organizations and more people closer together. But production of them has also gotten much more involved. Here’s how.

While most in the industry agree that hybrid meetings are here to stay, many planners and organizations may be wary of the costs associated with hybrid meeting production. Here are six tips from leading hybrid meetings producer Sarah Soliman Daudin on how to go hybrid without breaking the bank.

Event management technology company Cvent and event production company Encore will join forces to provide planners with an end-to-end virtual and hybrid event solution.