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Meetingplay + Aventri Acquires Top Tier Event Registration Company, Eventcore To Create A Premier End-To-End Event Management Platform

Jun 09, 2022•about 3 years ago

Acquiring Company

MeetingPlay + Aventri

Acquired Company

eventcore

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Description

MeetingPlay + Aventri (MPAV), a global leader in event management solutions for onsite, hybrid, and virtual events, announced today the acquisition of eventcore, a comprehensive event registration technology platform delivering bespoke event registration services for organizations looking for tailored solutions for the most complex events. This acquisition positions MeetingPlay + Aventri as the premium event platform for delivering innovative and impactful experiences through the entire event lifecycle.

Company Information

Company

MeetingPlay + Aventri

About

MeetingPlay + Aventri is an award-winning event management software provider for live, hybrid, and virtual events. Blending visionary technology with best-in-class service to close all gaps in the planning process, they offer event organizers the most complete full-service solution. The company is known for creating transformative experiences that delight event attendees and sponsors. MeetingPlay + Aventri’s fully integrated software and capabilities include live, hybrid, and virtual event delivery, custom mobile event apps, attendee networking, venue sourcing, registration, marketing, logistics, onsite services, engagement, and data analytics. Headquartered in the United States, the company has offices in the United Kingdom, Europe, and Asia Pacific and has delivered customer events in over 120 countries.

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Integration timeline
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Tech stack consolidation
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Post-acquisition investment
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