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The key to credibility in marketing meetings

A new GPT that helps event professionals communicate their marketing impact, plus two hands-on workshops at ExhibitorLive in Tampa.

Noah Cheyer

I'm launching my own company

What I've been building for the last month, Silicon Valley Speakers.

Noah Cheyer

The AI divide in events is getting worse, not better

The gap between early adopters and everyone else has grown in the last year — and the middle is disappearing.

Noah Cheyer

Apple, Spotify, the Olympics — and 100+ more event roles

Partnering with Brad Gillespie's METHOD Project to bring you better job listings — plus, they're looking for someone hungry to join.

Noah Cheyer

Most AI-generated writing on LinkedIn is terrible

I told these AI writing startup founders to their faces. Four months later, they built a tool I'm recommending.

Noah Cheyer

Salesforce just laid off 1,000 people — including its own AI team. Here's what it means for you.

The gap between AI hype and reality is wider than the headlines suggest.

Noah Cheyer

New event roles on Dec. 10th

$57K–$157K roles from Chicago to Southern California, plus two fully remote options for corporate and healthcare events

Noah Cheyer

Stop drowning in attendee survey data

The GPT that turns 100+ survey responses into insights you can actually use

Noah Cheyer

I watched Nick Thompson interview LinkedIn's head of product live

The story that explains why 70% of event jobs will change by 2030

Noah Cheyer

Do More With Less Using AI (Issue 11)

In this edition: An Event Contract Auditor GPT that helps catch one-sided clauses, highlights from the event professional get-together in NYC to chat about AI, and insights from Dan Russell, Google's Search Anthropologist.

Noah Cheyer

Do More With Less Using AI (Issue 10)

In this edition: Launch of the free Event Industry Vendor Directory that eliminates vendor sourcing friction, a 4-hour task that now takes 30 minutes thanks to AI, and why Google's Peter Norvig proves you don't need complexity to transform your workflow.

Noah Cheyer

Do More With Less Using AI (Issue 09)

The Speaker Discovery Engine that finds hidden gems beyond the usual suspects, what planners actually look for when evaluating speakers (spoiler: it's not their bio), and why I'm building tools to solve the problems I witnessed firsthand.

Noah Cheyer