Event Marketing Agencies: 27 Firms Compared by the Job You Need

Google Cloud Next 2025, Salesforce's Dreamforce, Cisco Live 2025 in Amsterdam, IBM TechXchange, Workday Rising and AMD at CES all appear in GPJ's case-study index. The index names clients and events but does not show attendance or result figures.

Its why-GPJ page (opens in a new tab) says it produces "thousands" of in-person, virtual and hybrid events a year, from 10-person dinners to 200,000-attendee experiences, with a dedicated account team for each client. The event marketing page lists event management, press events, trade show marketing, global portfolio management and corporate event planning, and says the work stays in-house from first meeting to ROI analysis.

When the Austin Convention Center was under construction, Jack Morton moved SailPoint's Navigate 2025 conference into two hotels with a "campus-style approach", according to its case study. The case, published in October 2025, states goals of raising attendance and capturing leads and reports the outcome in words, without attendance figures.

The event marketing page covers formats from C-suite and VIP gatherings to conferences, keynotes and public events, including product launches, upfronts, investor meetings and consumer tours. Its case tiles name Chevrolet at CMA Fest 2026, Meta's beach activations at Cannes, Dell and Intel at a Formula 1 Grand Prix and NVIDIA. Its site also carries a news item headed "Adweek Names Jack Morton 2023 Experiential Agency of the Year".

Sparks' work archive lists FIFA World Cup 2026, CERAWeek 2026, Docusign Momentum 2026, Google Cloud Next 2026, Netflix House and Siemens at CES 2026, with no results shown. Its homepage describes Sparks as "part of The Freeman Company", giving clients access to Freeman's event services, logistics, AV and exhibitor support.

Sparks reports "5,000+ projects annually for more than 700 clients" and names its own event measures: Event Fit, Event Score and Experiential Event Value. Its parent's site says Sparks was named to Chief Marketer's 2026 Agencies of the Year (opens in a new tab).

For Fresh-Lock at PACK EXPO International in 2018, Element redesigned the booth around a "Freshville" theme and ran blog, email and landing-page promotion with PR. Its case study reports 162 booth leads, 120 people at the presentation, 7 feature stories and 10 media interviews.

Element describes itself as a full-service advertising agency. Its event page covers trade shows, press conferences, product launches, grand openings and networking events, from strategy to post-event support.

Amazon Business moved its trade show work to Elevation after too many vendors left its brand inconsistent from show to show, according to Elevation's case study, first published in 2019. The case says Elevation's blueprint for trade events contributed to Amazon Business's participation in more than 80 shows a year; that is the client's program, not Elevation's own event count.

Elevation calls itself a full-service B2B marketing agency. Its events page lists pre- and post-event campaigns, booth design and fabrication, shipping and setup, on-site management, hosted events and trade show reporting.

Eleven Events describes running an annual three-day meeting for Tire Centers that hosted 600-plus employees from around the country, and providing venue sourcing and production support for the experiential team that managed a 40-city mobile tour for Facebook. Both case entries carry a 2019 date. Its Verizon Winner's Circle entry covers design, talent booking, lodging and AV.

Its services page (opens in a new tab) lists corporate event management, experiential marketing events, destination brand experiences and festival production. Much of the listed work is regional festivals and local events.

For Zimmer Biomet, the official medical device partner of a pickleball tour, Hamilton built a branded presence at more than 20 tournament stops across the United States, according to its case study. The case gives no result figures.

Hamilton calls itself "a full-service experiential and event marketing agency" with a 75-year legacy. Its services page (opens in a new tab) puts events beside exhibits, environments, mobile and digital work. Its about page describes its growth from a small design-and-build exhibit house.

Innovate's work page names TikTok events at SXSW and TwitchCon, a TikTok creators' national tour, Lyft Ads at Cannes Lions 2026, Google for Education and an employee engagement event series for East West Bank. No performance figures are given.

Its services page (opens in a new tab) describes "an award-winning corporate event agency based in Los Angeles" delivering live, virtual and hybrid experiences nationwide, from creator events and activations to conferences.

Hillary Butler, senior director of marketing at Bonterra Wine, calls Rose Gold Collective the brand's "experiential agency of record" and names work at the Aspen and Austin food and wine festivals and national pop-ups at Allbirds flagship stores. Its work page also names a Converse media event in New York, a Bondi Sands influencer event in Miami Beach and the Bitcoin Builder Conference 2023.

Its services page (opens in a new tab) covers brand activations, pop-up shops, product launches, conferences, sales meetings, trade show booths and event design, from venue selection to AV and staffing. Its homepage says Chief Marketer named it an Agency of the Year in 2026.

Orangetime's portfolio names events for Coca-Cola, Toyota Baltic, Swedbank, EY's Entrepreneur of the Year, Bolt's summer summits and Nortal. Its homepage lists Golden, Silver and Bronze Egg awards for this work, including Event Marketing Agency of the Year in 2014, 2017 and 2019 and Silver Eggs in 2024 and 2025; it does not name the organizer.

Its event formats include conferences, galas, client events, openings, public events and team events, with staging and production.

Prelude's project index describes delivering Cisco's annual sales summit across several international cities and a product launch for Roche for 300 guests. Most of its listed projects are meetings, gala dinners and incentive programs.

Its event marketing page (opens in a new tab) covers product launches, roadshows, store openings and press events, and shows counters of 159 projects, 15 cities and 47,700 attendees, with no period stated.

H&M South Africa has used Rainbow Marketing for brand and media events and store openings since 2015, including its first South African store launch, which Rainbow says drew over 20,000 shoppers in one day. The work page also describes a national conference for the South African Local Government Association with more than 400 delegates, and Sigenergy's first B2B conference in South Africa in February 2025. Its homepage carries a testimonial from Bradley Kees of H&M South Africa about its brand events and in-store activations.

Its about page (opens in a new tab) dates the firm to 1994. Services span event management, marketing campaigns and branding.

More than 8,000 ticketholders joined The Shift's celebration on the Sydney Harbour Bridge marking 25 days to the 2023 Women's World Cup, staged with FIFA and New South Wales government bodies, its case study says. Its Ibis case describes a custom hotel-room viewing area for competition winners in the stadium at the NRL Grand Final.

Its homepage says it won Public Event Management Organisation of the Year at the Australian Event Awards in 2022, 2023 and 2024. The about page (opens in a new tab) says the firm was formed through a merger in 2018 and draws on more than 100 freelancers around Australia.

Skill reports more than 25,000 visitors to Career City Fest, an employers' festival it has run since 2023. Its homepage also describes the Visa Cashless Forum, held in Yerevan for the first time in November 2024 for financial-sector, government and Visa executives, and a January 2025 activation campaign for Nairi Insurance. Its own formats include a speaker series that has brought business authors such as Brian Tracy to Armenia.

It lists Eventex Awards wins for 2024 and 2025 and a place in the Eventex Top 100 Agencies and Event Organizers 2024. Formats run from conferences and forums to product launches, expo booths and public festivals.

HubSpot's GROW 2025 events in London and Sydney drew more than 2,000 attendees across both cities, Wonderland's case study reports. In London it handled creative development, set design, AV production, logistics and talent; in Sydney, end-to-end design, production, logistics and sponsorship management.

Its services are graphics and design, event production, light and AV, bespoke set build, and hybrid and digital events.

Attack!'s homepage carries a testimonial from Allison Andrews, brand manager at Carvana, describing how it took over the management of a nine-month experiential tour, from routing and logistics to staffing and analytics. Another, from Bill Gwynn, director of retail sales at Simpli, says it activated "nearly 2,000 demos" across Whole Foods and Sprouts. Its case studies name event activations for Audible and Aetna, with no metrics on the cards.

Its homepage counts "120,000+" active brand ambassadors; the why-Attack page (opens in a new tab) describes the same figure as active field reps and partners across the US and Canada. Its case-study index includes retail demos and sampling alongside corporate-event staffing, mobile tours and brand activations.

Event work on Brazen's page includes Magnet Kitchens' annual sales conference for 400 store managers, the openings of LEGOLAND Discovery Centre and Madame Tussauds Blackpool for Merlin Entertainments, a month-long pop-up pizzeria for Ristorante, and Wilko's Christmas in July event with 178 media attending. Several of these are listed with CIPR award wins.

The page lists store openings, launches, press conferences, media tours, corporate and internal events, sampling, exhibitions and roadshows. Events sit beside PR, social, influencer and content services.

The Concierge Club's gallery names work including a Jo Malone pop-up, an Airbus 40th anniversary event, a Neutrogena experiential event and Sephora Brand Fair. The gallery shows photographs, without case studies or results.

Its about page (opens in a new tab) says Monica Gomez founded it in 2011 as a staffing agency and that it is "100% women and minority-owned". Its quote form asks for a budget band from below $25,000 to $500,000 or more, and its services cover experiential marketing, corporate events, conferences and trade shows, and PR events.

Faulhaber's event page carries a testimonial from Will Sorrell, national director of the Interior Design Show, describing a partnership of "nearly 15 years" and saying the team is integral to the show's success. The page links a Kilian Paris project that combined an experiential event with influencer marketing to launch fragrances.

Its event services sit beside media relations, press junkets, product placement and publicity stunts. Its projects page includes launch events for Prada and Biotherm alongside PR and social campaigns, without performance figures.

i2i's case studies name a Rubicon flavor launch and a Rubicon sampling tour, an Aldi wine bar pop-up in Shoreditch, a Transformers 30th anniversary activation and a Nestle Extreme launch. Its exhibitions page names an Aldi presence at the BBC Good Food Show.

It describes itself as a "people-first marketing agency" with over 25 years' experience, and says it recruits, trains and manages field teams from a database of more than 6,000 promotional staff. Services are experiential marketing, product sampling, shopper marketing and exhibition stands.

Kiehl's experiential sampling for students and a NIVEA Soft sampling campaign are among the cases on Relish's experiential page, and its case-study index includes work for Thorntons and ASOS. Nearly all of its cases are product-sampling programs.

Its experiential page includes an FAQ and says cost depends on "product type, activation location, event duration, and sample volume". Services include out-of-home, in-store, office, university and in-home sampling alongside experiential campaigns.

The Creative Collective says it helped Beef Australia, which it describes as having over 100,000 delegates, achieve a 15% increase in attendance through social media advertising, work it says won an AMI Award. It also describes producing 97 social posts over six days at the Australian Association of National Advertisers' RESET conference.

The page describes marketing for conferences, awards, launches, trade shows and webinars, covering social, paid media, email and design for events.

The Influence Agency's Pride Toronto case says Pride Toronto hired it to run social media before and after the festival, to build interest in the parade and encourage attendance. The case reports 14 million organic impressions, more than 12,000 followers gained and more than 6,000 website visits, and does not state the year. Its event marketing page also carries a testimonial from Colleen Roberts, manager of media in global marketing, about a product line's launch party; it does not name her company.

Its event marketing page (opens in a new tab) describes selling events through social media, influencers, paid media, email, SEO and web design, for music festivals, conferences, trade shows and product launches. A separate page offers event management.

Kabloom's case for the Professional Convention Management Association's Convening Leaders 2024 conference reports more than 350,000 website visitors from its advertising and says the campaign accounted for 20% of registrations. Separately, its case-study index says the event exceeded its registration goal by 20%: one figure measures the share of registrations attributed to advertising, the other performance against a target. The index lists other association congresses, such as EFORT and ISPRM.

The firm describes itself as "a specialised digital marketing agency focusing specifically on B2B event growth and attendee acquisition". Its ROI guarantee page (opens in a new tab) promises "10X ROI" but states no terms.

A 2026 testimonial on Patch's services page, signed Jackie Broughton, says working more closely with "our media buying partners" contributed to 11% year-on-year growth in the Barbican's meeting and event business. Its case-study index names Merlin Venues and International Confex.

The firm calls itself an "event-focused digital marketing agency" for venues, organizers and exhibitors, with paid media, SEO, social and web services.

SeeResponse's GreaterSpace NYC case describes building a tenant lead list for a New York operator of community and event spaces, and producing the graphics for its events. The case reports no attendance or registration figures.

Its event page states the scope plainly: target account lists, invitations, paid promotion, registration pages, reminders, trade show outreach, follow-up and reporting, while "the venue, logistics and production stay with your team or your event partner".

Think Orion's events page headlines a Singapore FinTech Festival campaign that "drove 12,000+ registrations" and says Marriott "tripled attendance targets in under 6 weeks". It reports "1M+ event registrations driven" and "200,000+ tickets sold" for education events, with no period or counting method.

The page focuses on education events such as conferences, webinars, open days and summits. Its separate pricing page (opens in a new tab) lists two education marketing plans: creative services from $997 a month plus research, and a growth partnership from $3,500 a month plus ad spend of $5,000 or more. It does not say which plan, if either, covers an event campaign.