Whitepapers
Longer-form pieces for the people accountable for how events are run and recorded.
Published
Two papers, both written for the people who own the event programme rather than the people who sell to them. No forms, no gates: read the page, download the PDF.
What we publish
Considered writing on the parts of an event programme that are genuinely hard to get right: approvals that do not slow the team down, spend that still adds up in October, and a record that holds up when somebody asks about an event eight months later.
Pieces are published as they are written rather than to a content calendar, so there is no schedule to promise you.
Meanwhile
The blog carries the shorter and more frequent writing, and the Linklaters study shows the platform running across a live programme.