The future of events starts with smarter decisions and less manual work
For decades, event technology has been built around registration. Attendees, tickets, and check-ins have driven how organizers think about their tech stack. But we believe the future will be defined differently.
At Sessionboard, we believe content is the true bridge between events and marketing — and it’s time for our industry to own that future.This is about more than software. It’s about a vision: a world where creativity, connection, and SME-driven content sit at the center of events — because they are the only things that cannot be commoditized.
Event professionals know the pain of building and managing agendas, wrangling submissions, and keeping content aligned with marketing. For too long, content has been treated as a “side-process” — managed in spreadsheets, forms, or retrofitted tools. Meanwhile, registration and logistics platforms have dominated the event tech landscape.
But the truth is: content is what connects attendees, sponsors, and marketers before, during, and long after the event ends.
This is a new way to think about event tech. And it’s why we’re sharing our vision openly: so the industry can see it, understand it, question it, and help evolve it.
“The future of event content isn’t just about re-packaging or re-distribution. It’s about understanding attendee interests and taking them on a journey.”
The reality is that marketing content is different from event content. Sessions, panels, and workshops are just the start. The real opportunity is in how you extend those moments into personalized, year-round conversations.
Our belief is simple: the future of event content isn’t just about re-packaging or re-distribution. It’s about understanding attendee interests and taking them on a journey.
We’ve built a suite of AI tools no one else in event tech has attempted — designed specifically for the complexities of conference content. These aren’t experiments. These are foundational capabilities that will soon be pervasive across the industry.
Every organization sits on a goldmine of subject matter experts, influencers, and thought leaders — both internal and external. Yet most of that knowledge is scattered across spreadsheets, email threads, and decks.
With Sessionboard’s Speaker CRM, teams can finally aggregate all their SMEs, influencers, and thought leaders into one searchable database — not just by name, but by topic
Imagine typing in “AI in Healthcare” and instantly seeing the voices in your network who can speak to it. This creates a living map of expertise that fuels both events and marketing campaigns.
As we continue to innovate on event content, we believe Sessionboard will become as much a marketing platform as it is an event platform.
From the very beginning, our customers have been co-creators of Sessionboard. Their feedback, ideas, and real-world challenges have directly shaped the platform.
That’s why we launched a Voice of Customer portal and host regular advisory sessions with our customers — ensuring that we’re always walking in the shoes of the industry we serve.
That’s why we launched a Voice of Customer portal and host regular advisory sessions with our customers — ensuring that we’re always walking in the shoes of the industry we serve.
No platform succeeds in isolation. That’s why Sessionboard integrates with the world-class partners that power events and marketing today.
From event management systems like Cvent, Bizzabo, and Swoogo, to marketing automation and CRM leaders like HubSpot, Salesforce, and ON24, to specialized tools like Riverside for content capture, our integrations ensure:
Sessionboard is not just an event tool — it’s a connected content layer built for the full lifecycle of events and marketing.
The next chapter of event technology won’t be written by registration systems. It will be written by the content that connects people, sparks ideas, drives sponsorship, and fuels year-round marketing.
That’s why we launched a Voice of Customer portal and host regular advisory sessions with our customers — ensuring that we’re always walking in the shoes of the industry we serve.