Game Changers Forum with operational leadership from VenuesIn

VenuesIn is responsible for the strategic and operational coordination of the Game Changers Forum, dedicated to leadership, innovation, investment, and business networking.

At the Game Changers Forum, taking place on May 27th in Cascais, VenuesIn is responsible for strategic areas such as overall management and executive coordination of the event, relationships with institutional and corporate partners, venue management and other services (catering, accreditation, audiovisuals, entertainment and technology), structuring of operations and logistics, and the event’s growth and positioning strategy.

“Taking on the global management and executive coordination of the Game Changers Forum reinforces VenuesIn’s positioning as a strategic partner for large-scale, high-impact corporate events. Our goal is to ensure an integrated, efficient operation aligned with the highest standards of experience, creating value for partners and participants,” says Rodrigo Nené, co-founder and general manager of VenuesIn, in a statement.

VenuesIn has been developing innovative solutions for the MICE and corporate events sector, including the recent launch of the intelligent corporate event cost calculator, developed with artificial intelligence technology – a virtual tool that allows companies to quickly simulate event costs based on real data from hundreds of corporate events held in Portugal, analyzing variables such as event type, number of participants, accommodation, catering, and complementary services.

With a national and international network, and hundreds of specialized partners and suppliers, the company offers consultative support at all stages of the process, from the request for proposal through the execution of the event to the measurement of post-event KPIs.

“The operational leadership of the Game Changers Forum reinforces VenuesIn’s position as a strategic partner for organizations seeking to create distinctive, efficient, and results-oriented corporate events,” the press release adds.