New York's annual tasting event took place April 25 at 225 Liberty Street in Battery Park. A wall of orange helium balloons featuring the No Kid Hungry logo served as the backdrop for the event's main photo booth.
Social Supply Event Design and Production created a gallery wall-style step-and-repeat with framed images of the hosts’ logos on a wall of greenery for Atlantic Media and CBS's pre-dinner cocktail reception on Saturday night at the Washington Hilton.
After dinner at the Unicef Hope Gala, which was held April 9 at the Geraghty in Chicago, guests hit the dance floor under a canopy of neon Slinkies as the Ken Arlen Evolution Orchestra played.
Badges are also an opportunity to give attendees necessary information—without making them carry around a heavy event program. At C2 Montréal last month, attendees wore klik name badges from Montreal-based technology company PixMob. In addition to displaying guest credentials in a large, easy-to-read format, the badges connected them to the klik technology—an audience engagement solution that can be used for ticketing and registration, data and analytics, event communication, and much more. The LED wearable can light up in 16-million different colors in response to remote control commands. In addition to badges, the klik technology can be used in wristbands and in buttons on lanyards; event organizers can rent or buy the wearables.
