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MULTI-COUNTRY EVENTS

Keep one event coherent across countries and screens.

EventBlok helps you take an event from first idea to live delivery. Create the sessions, organise speakers and spaces, run the show, and publish an agenda attendees can use — across physical locations and online spaces.

One event story, even when the event is in more than one place.

3 COUNTRIES · 1 EVENT
London — Banksidephysical · Studio 1 · cap 180
Singapore — Marinaphysical · Hall C · cap 240
Austin — East 6thphysical · Loft · cap 120
Online spacevirtual · unlimited
sessionspaceaudience
Opening plenaryLondon — Banksidejoined by all
Regional breakoutSingapore — Marinalocal only
Regional breakoutAustin — East 6thlocal only
Closing panelOnline spacejoined by all
physical and online spaces modelled in the same eventLOCATIONS
3countries, one event
1structure, no regional copies
0rebuilt schedules
28mschange → downstream surface
WHY IT MATTERS

When an event takes place across locations, the problem is not just distance. It is making sure each person has the correct session, space and timing context. EventBlok gives the event one structured source rather than a patchwork of regional versions.

ONE STRUCTURE ACROSS LOCATIONS

Venues, rooms, stages and online spaces. In the same event.

A room in Singapore and an online space are both places with a capacity and a programme. Model them together and the event stops being three events that share a name.

  • Physical and online spaces in one model
  • Each location carrying its own sessions and crew
  • Whole-event and single-location views from one record
Venues in three countries and an online space held in one event.
3 COUNTRIES · 1 EVENT
London — Banksidephysical · Studio 1 · cap 180
Singapore — Marinaphysical · Hall C · cap 240
Austin — East 6thphysical · Loft · cap 120
Online spacevirtual · unlimited
sessionspaceaudience
Opening plenaryLondon — Banksidejoined by all
Regional breakoutSingapore — Marinalocal only
Regional breakoutAustin — East 6thlocal only
Closing panelOnline spacejoined by all
physical and online spaces modelled in the same eventLOCATIONS
A CLEARER PROGRAMME FOR EVERY AUDIENCE

The relevant session, speaker and location detail. In one consistent public experience.

Someone attending in Austin needs the Austin room and the sessions everyone joins. They should not have to work out which regional PDF applies to them.

  • One published programme, filtered by location
  • Shared sessions and local sessions both visible
  • Personal agenda saved across the whole event
An attendee view showing sessions relevant to their location.
Audience Profiles3,163 RECORDS4 SEGMENTS
Production crew214Comms packBackstageDay 1 + 2
Speakers & guests41Green roomRider on fileTravel
Press & broadcast68Gallery accessEmbargo list
General admission2,840PortalMy AgendaPT + EN
PREFERENCES, NOT SURVEILLANCEEXPORT IS OPT-IN
PRODUCTION ALIGNED

A live Showflow built from the same programme structure.

Each location runs its own show, from the same source. When the plenary shifts, the teams downstream of it see the shift rather than hearing about it later.

  • A run of show per location
  • Shared sessions visible to every connected team
  • Live position carried across devices
A showflow for one location built from the shared programme.
00:41:12
cueactiondeptstate
47.0House to halfLXdone
47.1VT roll — openerA/Vdone
48.0Keynote walk-onLX● GO
48.1Lower-third: nameGFXstby
PRESENTER VIEW · AUTOCUE
Good morning. Five years ago the rails we all depend on were invisible — today they’re the product.
OPERATOR · MIRRORED
voice syncLOCKED
drift+0.0s
streamdeckCONNECTED
deptlast call
FOHstanding by on 48.1
LXhouse at half, holding
A/VVT armed
GFXlower-third loaded
cue 47/213 · FOH · LX · A/V · GFXSHOWFLOW + PROMPTER
HANDLE CHANGE ONCE

Update the event, not four regional documents.

01

One edit

The change is made against the event structure, not against a copy someone keeps locally.

A session being changed once in the shared event structure.
3 COUNTRIES · 1 EVENT
London — Banksidephysical · Studio 1 · cap 180
Singapore — Marinaphysical · Hall C · cap 240
Austin — East 6thphysical · Loft · cap 120
Online spacevirtual · unlimited
sessionspaceaudience
Opening plenaryLondon — Banksidejoined by all
Regional breakoutSingapore — Marinalocal only
Regional breakoutAustin — East 6thlocal only
Closing panelOnline spacejoined by all
physical and online spaces modelled in the same eventLOCATIONS
02

Every location follows

Each location’s programme reflects it, with its own sessions untouched.

Location programmes reflecting a shared change.
↻ 3 SESSIONS RE-TIMED
startsessionroomtrack
09:30Opening keynoteMain StageA
11:00Panel — Real-time paymentsMain StageA
13:45Fireside — RegulatorsStudioB
15:15Workshop — Fraud modelsHall 2B
16:45Closing remarksMain StageA
Track A — Main Stage
Day 1
09:30Opening keynote
11:00Panel — Real-time payments
16:30Closing remarks
Day 2
11:30Panel — Open banking
Track B — Studio / Hall 2
Day 1
13:30Fireside — Regulators
15:00Workshop — Fraud models
Day 2
10:00Workshop — Model governance
14:00Fireside — What comes next
downstream sessions re-timed · showflow followed · no clashesAGENDA
03

Every audience sees it

The published programme and saved agendas update in the same pass.

Attendee agendas across three locations updating.
fintechforum.comLIVE
My agenda
09:30Opening keynoteMain Stage
13:45Fireside — RegulatorsStudio
15:00Workshop — Fraud modelsHall 2
LODr. Lena OrtizHead of Risk, Northwind
MAM. AdeyemiPolicy lead, BankCo
RNR. NovakFraud architect
Main StageLevel 0 · North
StudioLevel 1 · East
Hall 2Level 0 · South
↻ fireside moved to 13:45 — updated
ALSO IN HERE

The multi-location parts.

ONLINE

A place, not an afterthought

Online spaces carry sessions, capacity and a programme like any room.

TEAMS

Local ownership

Local teams build their own sessions inside the shared event.

SHARED

Joined moments

Sessions everyone joins are marked once and appear in every location’s view.

◆ Launch benefit — white-label on the first fifty events

Build your event in EventBlok.

One event story, even when the event is in more than one place.