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Monetizing Virtual Events

Monetizing Virtual Events / Slides
Presentation for the webinar presented by Allison B. Walden, CFRE, IOM; Senior Vice President, SVP, Resource Development, Tulsa Regional Chamber (OK) (May 13, 2020)

More Examples

Virtual Power Luncheon
Greenville-Pitt County Chamber’s (NC) hosts its Power Luncheons series on Zoom and typically have about 100 attendees. According to Kate Teel of the chamber, the chamber makes more per person on the virtual events than she did on the in-person ones, plus each participant gets a $10 gift card to a local restaurant serving take out.
Upcoming Events Calendar
The Lancaster Chamber (PA) has a virtual event lineup and charges for some of the events. Some paid events were moved from in-person to virtual and they have maintained a registration fee that is less than their in-person price.
League City Regional Chamber of Commerce Virtual Auction
The League City Regional Chamber (TX) League City Regional Chamber of Commerce will be hosting its second virtual live-streaming auction, with Senator Larry Taylor as the Auctioneer. (May 28, 2020)

Tip for small chambers: Re-evaluate what you could not previously host because of speaker and venue costs that may be manageable in a virtual format. Previously unavailable speakers from metro areas may be available for virtual events because they can do it remotely.