
The Upfront Summit took over the Dolby Theatre, the home of the Oscars.
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The summit provided attendees unique access to the Oscars venue, with breakout sessions in dressing rooms, production rooms, and on the stage’s hydraulic lift.
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An array of local food trucks provided lunch for attendees and participants.
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The lunch had a farmer's-market-style vibe.
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Hedging helped create an indoor-outdoor feel.
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The event had a sports theme, with images of athletes in motion used in the signage.
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Padded armchairs in the ballroom provided more comfortable seating for guests.
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Breakfast, lunch, and snacks were served in rooms located on each end of the ballroom. Guests entered through custom air walls that opened and closed based on the event's service needs.
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The Grand Hyatt New York's James Dale, senior director of catering for the eastern division, said the Robin Hood menu was healthier than what's served at typical events, with a bigger focus on fish and other healthy options. One of the breaks had a New York apple theme with local apple dishes, cheeses, and cider.
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Bold graphics and large type kept attendees' focus on the center of the stage.
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Bloomberg terminals were spread throughout the meeting space so attendees could keep an eye on the markets while still in the room. Planners brought back the feature after a successful debut last year.
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