TMS, the industry leader in transportation for meetings, conventions, and special events, as well as emergency transportation for government agencies, celebrated its 30-year anniversary and set the course for further innovation in 2025 and beyond.
“Our 30th anniversary is a milestone that reflects the dedication of our team, the trust of our clients, and the impact of our work in shaping event transportation at the highest level,” said TMS Chief Executive Officer Kevin O’Connor. “I feel immense gratitude for the people who built TMS into what it is today, and pride in knowing that over three decades we have consistently delivered safe, seamless, and innovative solutions for the world’s most complex events.”
Today, TMS employs more than 450 teammates operating out of 10 locations supporting clients worldwide with innovative transportation solutions. Since 1995, TMS has managed more than 5,000 events across 290 destinations worldwide and moved more than 120 million passengers.
“When I started TMS, I could never have imagined the scale of events and the global impact we’d one day have,” said TMS Chairman Frank Sherman. “Our 30th anniversary is deeply personal, it’s a testament to the people who believed in this company from day one, the clients who trusted us, and the teams who delivered time and again.”
In celebration of 30 years, TMS has expanded its service offerings with the addition of Venue and Mobility & Transit Solutions. The addition of these segments underscores TMS’ commitment to providing comprehensive transportation solutions and improving the guest experience. To support this innovation, TMS has strengthened its team with industry leaders who bring proven expertise and leadership to these new service offerings.
“Our vision is to continue leading with innovation while staying true to the values of confidence, integrity, and service excellence,” said TMS President Mike Moulton. “The next decade is about global visibility, managing operational complexity, and delivering unforgettable guest experiences that set new standards for the industry.”
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Frederick, MD. – July 16, 2025 – Transportation Management Services (TMS), the industry leader in event transportation and mobility, is pleased to announce that Meredith Douglas is joining the company as Senior Director of Business Development where she will help deepen relationships with association and corporate event clients while driving continued strategic growth in TMS’s core business.
Meredith is a strategic and service-driven leader in the business events industry with nearly two decades of experience spanning destination marketing, event design, member engagement and digital strategy. She brings a calm, solutions-focused approach to navigating complex challenges and delivering measurable results while building strong, connected professional communities within the meeting and event ecosystem.
Most recently she served as Director of Chapter Engagement at PCMA where she supported 17 North American chapters and more than 230 volunteer leaders worldwide. Prior to that she worked as an independent event consultant and held the role of Account Director at Visit Austin where she developed trusted relationships with planners and stakeholders to help bring major events to the city.
A proud alumna of Purdue University’s Hospitality & Tourism Management program, Meredith’s ability to build meaningful industry connections and lead with empathy makes her a natural fit for TMS’s people-first culture. Her focus will center on delivering value to clients who trust TMS year after year while identifying new opportunities to elevate transportation from a back-end service to a strategic part of the event experience.
“Meredith brings a deep understanding of what truly drives success for association and corporate events,” said Mike Moulton, President at TMS. “She’s thoughtful, respected and results-oriented. We’re thrilled to have her join our best-in-class team as we continue to expand and innovate in service of our clients.”
Meredith’s addition comes at a pivotal moment for TMS as the company continues to roll out its new Event Mobility Framework, a bold initiative that redefines how cities, venues and organizers approach transportation planning for major events. Her experience in digital strategy and stakeholder engagement directly complements the company’s ongoing investment in AI-powered planning tools, mobile applications and real-time event dashboards designed to support next-generation mobility solutions.
“I’m excited to join TMS at such a critical time for the industry,” said Meredith Douglas. “Planners are being asked to do more with less, especially when it comes to complex citywide events. They need transportation partners who bring fresh ideas, reliable execution and innovative solutions to the table. I’m looking forward to being part of the team that is delivering exactly that.”
Meredith’s arrival signals another step forward as TMS expands its sales team to meet rising industry expectations with fresh thinking, proven solutions and a relentless focus on client outcomes.
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Last week, TMS had the privilege of attending CoMotion MIAMI 2025, one of the world’s leading gatherings of mobility innovators, policymakers, and urban leaders. Held in the heart of Miami, the event brought together cutting-edge thinkers and operators from across the public and private sectors — all focused on reimagining how cities move people in a rapidly changing world.
For TMS, the conference was more than just a chance to network. It was an opportunity to listen, learn, and reflect on the shared challenges ahead, especially as cities across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada prepare for mega-events like the FIFA World Cup 2026.
Here are a few of the biggest takeaways we’re bringing home:
The mobility decisions cities make today will define their global reputation for years to come. With global visibility comes global expectations — and cities must rise to meet them.
Large-scale events like FIFA 2026 are not just logistical challenges; they’re rare opportunities to accelerate infrastructure upgrades and set new standards for performance.
Travelers now expect seamless, modern, tech-enabled mobility experiences. U.S. destinations can’t afford to lag behind international standards.
From local agencies to global private partners, collaboration is no longer optional. Public-private partnerships (P3s) will be the backbone of successful mobility programs moving forward.
Cities like Jacksonville, and innovators like Waymo and Zoox, are showing that autonomous mobility is no longer theoretical. It’s real — and scaling fast.
Beyond vehicles and systems, how we power movement — from renewable energy to smart grids — is becoming just as important as the modes themselves.
Cities should be thought of like platforms, requiring continuous upgrades, integration, and adaptability to keep pace with new technologies and rising demands.
The nationwide motorcoach and driver shortage, particularly in the lead-up to FIFA 2026, means host cities must secure transportation partners and resources early to avoid gaps.
Delivering large-scale event overlay operations will stress every part of the system — making early planning, coordination, and capacity management critical.
As we head into a decade defined by mega-events, urban growth, and rising traveler expectations, we’re excited to help cities, venues, and organizers tackle these challenges head-on. TMS has just launched its new Event Mobility Framework, a best-in-class guide designed to help stakeholders plan, deliver, and elevate mobility solutions for today’s most complex events.
If you’re looking to strengthen your transportation strategy and align with future-forward practices, we invite you to tap into this new framework and work with our team to deliver what’s next.
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With the United States entering a landmark decade for global sports, entertainment, and business events, TMS, the nation’s most experienced event transportation firm, is unveiling a bold new strategy to help cities, venues, and organizers meet the moment—and rethink the role transportation plays in delivering successful events.
Through the launch of its Event Mobility Framework, combined with a proprietary operational methodology and a forward-looking innovation roadmap, TMS is helping define the future of transportation planning for the world’s most complex and high-visibility events.
“This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to raise the bar across the entire events industry,” said Kevin O’Connor, Chief Executive Officer of TMS. “From host cities and organizing committees to fans, sponsors, and local partners, expectations are higher than ever. And transportation is one of the few things that touches every group. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to help lead the way.”
TMS’ newly launched Event Mobility Framework offers the industry a structured, practical, and scalable guide to make transportation a core pillar of event planning. Built around eight foundational pillars—Accessibility, Sustainability, Logistics, Technology, Experience Design, Safety & Risk Management, Partnership & Collaboration, and Data & Performance Metrics—the framework empowers event producers, venues, and cities to design mobility programs that are strategic, inclusive, and brand-aligned.
“We created this framework because transportation is too often reactive,” said Dan Sherman, Executive Vice President of Business Development. “Our goal is to give organizers a common language and planning structure so they can use mobility as a strategic asset—not just a necessity.”
TMS backs this strategic framework with a proven, proprietary operational methodology, developed over three decades and more than 5,000 events.
This multi-phase approach includes:
“Every event is a fresh challenge, but the rigor we apply remains constant,” said Sherman. “That’s what allows us to deliver predictability in the face of change.”
“We’re telling every organizer and destination we work with—reserve early, plan early, and treat transportation like the foundational element it is,” Sherman said. “With multiple high-profile events happening in the same season, early coordination is key.”
While strategy and execution remain at the core of its work, TMS is investing in technology to better serve clients and improve the guest journey. Current and upcoming tools include:
Looking ahead, the company is also developing a real-world transportation operations platform designed specifically for the complexities of mega-event delivery. The platform will unify planning, vehicle deployment, staffing, communications, and service monitoring into one cohesive environment—giving organizers unmatched visibility and operational control.
“Never before has a platform been built from the ground up—by operators, for operators—to support the real-time, on-site realities of mega-event transportation,” said Kevin O’Connor. “This is about solving the things that happen on the ground, under pressure, with tools designed by the people who’ve lived it.”
“We’ve learned from every mile, every venue, and every contingency,” said Dan Sherman. “That history has helped shape the tools, systems, and perspective we bring to future events—and it’s why organizers trust us not just to show up, but to lead.”
Since 1995, TMS has become the go-to transportation partner for some of the world’s most visible and demanding events, including global sporting championships, international festivals, world expos, and national security special events. The company’s high-touch, analytics-driven approach has helped define the gold standard for how people move at scale.
“As we celebrate our 30th year in 2025, we’re not looking back—we’re looking forward,” said O’Connor. “The next decade is about global visibility, operational complexity, and delivering unforgettable guest experiences. Transportation will be at the center of all of it. And we’re ready.”
TMS is the global leader in large-scale event transportation, with over 30 years of experience, 5,000+ events delivered, and 120 million passengers moved. Supported by 100+ full-time staff, 1,100 global team members, and 1,500+ trusted partners, we provide seamless, scalable transportation for complex events around the world. Acting as an extension of our clients’ teams, we deliver with precision and integrity—earning the trust of the industry’s most respected organizers and institutions.
To learn more about TMS, contact us.
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Transportation is more than a logistical detail; it’s a cornerstone of the attendee experience. On IAEE TV, our team joined a panel of industry experts to discuss how thoughtful transportation planning enhances events and how collaboration between event organizers, transportation providers, and host destinations is transforming the industry.
The discussion featured Dan Sherman, Executive Vice President of Business Development at TMS, alongside other distinguished panelists:
Moderated by Bob Fryer of CNTV, the conversation explored challenges, innovations, and opportunities in event mobility.
The Role of Transportation in Event Success
Transportation serves as the first and last touchpoint of an event, making it critical to the overall attendee experience. Dan Sherman emphasized the importance of getting transportation right:
“Attendee experiences are defined by their first and last touchpoints—transportation sets the stage and seals the memory.”
He detailed TMS’s approach to event mobility, which involves analyzing hotel room blocks, room ratios, ridership history, and attendee personas to build customized transportation plans. For large events, like SEMA in Las Vegas with over 50 hotels in its room block, these plans ensure seamless movement while aligning with program goals.
Supporting the Attendee Journey
Tom Gattuso of SEMA underscored the role of transportation in shaping attendees’ perceptions:
“A bad experience with transportation impacts the entire event. With TMS as a partner, we can focus on the attendee experience, knowing they’ll deliver seamless service.”
Emile Davis from AIA echoed this sentiment, emphasizing how critical transportation is as a first touchpoint:
“If you’re investing in transportation, you’ve got to go all out. It’s a key part of the attendee experience that sets the tone for the entire event.”
Both panelists highlighted the importance of integrating transportation planning into the broader event strategy to deliver a positive and cohesive experience.
Collaboration with Host Cities
Lisa Messina of Visit Orlando highlighted the vital partnership between host cities and event organizers:
“We expedite attendee arrivals and ensure their time is maximized—whether they’re heading from the airport to the convention center or off-site events. Time is money, and transportation is key to that experience.”
TMS collaborates with host destinations to optimize transportation infrastructure, minimize traffic disruptions, and deliver efficient solutions tailored to attendees’ needs. From leveraging local transit to coordinating with police and city officials, these partnerships ensure smooth operations.
Innovating for the Future of Event Mobility
Looking ahead, Dan Sherman shared how TMS is leveraging integrated planning, technology, sustainability, and attendee-centric design to redefine the future of Event Mobility:
‘While autonomous vehicles and AI are still emerging, we’re shaping the future of Event Mobility by exploring their potential. With a focus on data-driven insights, cutting-edge technology, and sustainable practices, we’re building future-ready solutions that enhance the attendee journey and set a new standard for mobility.'”
Lisa Messina also pointed out how cities like Orlando and Las Vegas are investing in infrastructure—such as the Tesla Loop and monorails—to complement private transportation options and reduce congestion. These innovations allow companies like TMS to provide more efficient services, enhancing both attendee experiences and event success.
Industry Challenges and Resilience
The pandemic led to a nearly 50% reduction in operators and a 40%+ drop in fleet size, with many buses sitting idle due to driver shortages and rising costs. Demand now exceeds 2019 levels, while inflation has doubled prices. Despite these challenges, Dan Sherman emphasized:
“With mega events compressing demand over the next 12 to 48 months, the need for reliable transportation solutions has never been greater. We’re prepared to navigate these challenges, ensuring seamless mobility for every event we serve.”
A Unified Vision for Success
The discussion highlighted a shared commitment to the future of Event Mobility—one that goes beyond simply moving attendees. It’s about enhancing the attendee experience and ensuring events run seamlessly from start to finish. Whether through citywide shuttle systems, technology, ride-share integrations, or sustainability initiatives, providers like TMS play a key role in delivering efficient, innovative, and memorable event experiences.
Watch the Full Discussion
Want to hear more from these industry leaders? Watch the IAEE TV session featuring TMS, SEMA, AIA, and Visit Orlando here!
At TMS, we’re proud to partner with event organizers, host cities, and other industry leaders to deliver tailored event transportation solutions that elevate every aspect of the attendee experience. Let’s move events forward—together.
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Las Vegas, NV. – May 23, 2024 – TMS is thrilled to announce the expansion of our office in Las Vegas, marking a significant milestone as we continue to invest in the city and gear up for our 30th anniversary in 2025. Over the years, TMS has supported many of the largest and most complex live events, including the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB), National Association of Broadcasters (NAB), Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA), National Association of Convenience Stores (NACS), International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC), as well as the Inaugural Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, Electric Daisy Carnival (EDC), World Market Center and Allegiant Stadium Gameday Transportation Management.
Our new office, conveniently located next to the Las Vegas Convention Center, will serve as a prime location for customers and partners to hold pre-event planning meetings. This expansion also includes the establishment of a new training program for our Las Vegas-based staff, ensuring they are equipped with the latest skills and knowledge to continue delivering exceptional service.
“With this expansion, we will be better equipped to invest in cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions to meet the evolving needs of event organizers and venue operators,” said Mike Moulton, President at TMS. “As we approach our 30th anniversary in 2025, we are excited to expand our footprint in Las Vegas, a city synonymous with innovation and growth. This expansion reflects our unwavering commitment to investing in our employees’ development and fostering a culture of creativity and collaboration. Our new office will be a hub for pioneering event transportation, logistics, and venue solutions, empowering all stakeholders within the live event industry. We look forward to continuing our legacy of excellence and driving forward the future of live events.”
TMS is proud of our storied history and looks forward to many more years of supporting and enhancing the live event industry with our innovative solutions.
To learn more about TMS and its services, visit here.
From left to right: Mike Moulton, Don Hadden, Melanie Johnston, Dan Sherman, and Pete Kirschner
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Frederick, MD. – April 11, 2024 – Transportation Management Services, Inc. (TMS), the industry leader in transportation for meetings, conventions, and special events as well as emergency transportation for government agencies, has announced the appointment of Stephen V. Mirabile as its new Executive Board Advisor. With over 35 years of unparalleled experience in the event industry, Stephen brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to his new role.
Throughout his career, Mirabile has worked on major projects spanning five continents, including 11 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Pan American Games, Commonwealth Games, FIFA World Cup Soccer, NFL Super Bowls, Rugby World Cup, Olympic Bid Cities, G8 & G20 Political Summits, Special Olympic World Games, Film Festivals and thousands of sporting events and concerts. Along with his prestigious portfolio, he has held various executive positions, served on several Boards of Directors, and has led teams of executives in numerous large-scale events and start-up companies globally.
“We are proud to have Stephen join our organization as we continue to expand in the global events landscape,” said TMS President Mike Moulton. “We are confident that his experience developing event security best practices and delivering event transportation plans on the global scale will ensure that TMS continues to innovate and provide exceptional and safe event transportation.”
In his role, Mirabile will serve alongside the Board and Executive Leadership Team, aiming to complement and strengthen the organization’s diverse portfolio and international business endeavors.
Prior to joining TMS, Mirabile applied his background in architecture to designing and pioneering best practices in the event security industry. Over his career, he has an impeccable track record and has managed over 150,000 team members and ensured the safety and enjoyment of over 100 million guests worldwide.
Mirabile has deep experience in client services, corporate strategy, and business development. His collaborative approach has led to successful partnerships with government agencies at all levels, contributing to the execution of large-scale projects.
“I am pleased to join TMS as the Executive Board Advisor,” said Mirabile. “I look forward to leveraging my experience and insights to drive the company’s growth and success in the dynamic event industry.”
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Frederick, MD. – April 8, 2024 – TMS, the industry leader in global transportation management services, is excited to announce that Dan Sherman is rejoining the company as the Executive Vice President of Business Development. Dan returns to take the lead on sales and marketing initiatives, setting the stage for a new chapter in TMS’s strategic growth and innovation.
A veteran within the global event logistics and production sector, Dan has established a reputation for his dynamic leadership of teams that thrive on creativity and excellence, setting new benchmarks in the industry. Dan’s entrepreneurial spirit also led him to establish and nurture groundbreaking services and brands, successfully selling three ventures in the realms of Group Business Travel Technology & Sourcing, Event Strategy & Consulting Services and Event Sustainability Management.
His career spans over two decades, during which he has significantly contributed to the industry by managing and delivering a wide array of events including hundreds of North America’s top event organizers, which include: Major League Baseball, U.S. Department of State, The White House, Society for Human Resource Management, NACS, Specialty Food Association, American Chemical Society, U.S. Green Building Council, Indianapolis 500, Heisman Trophy Weekend and many more.
“Dan’s innovative mindset and wealth of experience will undoubtedly bring immediate value to our customers and partners. We couldn’t be more excited to have him back on our team,” said Kevin O’Connor, CEO of TMS.
Dan’s rejoining TMS coincides perfectly with the company’s diversification and growth plans. His proven ability to cultivate strategic partnerships and introduce innovative solutions aligns with TMS’s commitment to exceeding customer expectations and transforming transportation into a pivotal element of event success.
“I’m thrilled to be back at TMS, a company that’s consistently at the cutting edge of transportation management services,” Dan Sherman stated. “The global events industry is rapidly evolving, and I look forward to leveraging strategic partnerships and innovative marketing strategies to fuel TMS’s global growth and helping to bring about meaningful innovation for our customers.”
With Dan’s addition, TMS is further poised for continued growth and innovation. His leadership is anticipated to not only enhance the company’s offerings but also to continue to set new standards of excellence in the management of transportation and logistics for events across the globe.
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In the ever-changing landscape of careers, where professional journeys are often measured in fleeting years, there exists a beacon of stability and opportunity – Transportation Management Services (TMS). At the core of this achievement is Mike Moulton, whose 21-year journey at TMS exemplifies a commitment to excellence, unwavering resilience, and continual advancement.
Mike’s journey began in 2003, a pivotal year where life’s crossroads forced him to decide between law school and an alternative decision. Opting for the latter, he found himself at TMS, a decision that would shape the next two decades of his life.
In those early days, the TMS family was small, with only 5-6 individuals sharing lunch and forging bonds that would withstand the test of time. Mike, initially tasked with making signs, quickly became a team player, helping out wherever needed. His commitment and adaptability did not go unnoticed, and soon he found himself working the curb at events, immersing himself in the bustling world of the event industry.
A turning point came when an opportunity to move to Orlando for a year presented itself. The vibrant city became Mike’s temporary home as he assisted with one of the biggest shows in Orlando at the time, broadening his horizons and deepening his understanding of the event management landscape.
Fast forward to 2005, and Mike had already worn several hats within TMS – from Operations Manager to Account Manager. Only three jobs in his life, he often quips, washing dishes being one he swears he’ll never do again, and a brief time in retail.
Under the mentorship of Frank Sherman and Patrick Personne, Mike’s professional character took shape. Frank’s fearless “make it happen” attitude and Patrick’s meticulous attention to detail became guiding lights. The stress of orchestrating events, planned sometimes years in advance, can be overwhelming. It was during these challenging moments that Mike, lucky enough to have mentors like Frank, could seek advice and navigate the complexities of the industry.
As he transitioned from Operations Manager to Director of Operations, Mike’s journey became a tapestry woven with diverse experiences. Budgeting, procurement, accounting – he delved into the intricacies of the business, gaining insights that would prove invaluable in the years to come.
His ascent continued – Vice President of Operations, then Executive Vice President, Business Development. Each role a steppingstone, each responsibility a new challenge. In December 2023, Mike reached the pinnacle, becoming the President of TMS. The trajectory of his career mirrored the growth of the company itself.
TMS, unlike many workplaces, promotes an atmosphere where talent and dedication determine career growth. Mike’s journey served as living proof. The company, known for its stability and longevity in an industry where people often change jobs every few years, became a place where dedication and ambition were not only recognized but rewarded.
His impact stretched beyond personal success. Mike secured long-term clients, initiated new industry segments like Music Festivals and Golf Events, and became a mentor himself. The events he won at the beginning of his career are still TMS’s long-term clients today, a testament to the enduring relationships he cultivated.
Mike’s story is not just one of professional growth but of a legacy built on shared success. His dedication to client relationships, coupled with a results-driven approach, became a hallmark of his leadership style. He instills this ethos in the account managers he mentors, creating a ripple effect that resonates in the top-notch service TMS provides today.
Navigating the diverse landscape of events, from conventions and tradeshows to music festivals and special events both in the United States and globally, Mike hones a unique skill set. His ability to connect with people from all walks of life, to understand and embrace different cultures, has become a testament to his resilience and continuous learning mindset.
As TMS continues to evolve, Mike’s legacy stands as a shining example of what can be achieved through dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to excellence. His journey is not just a story of personal success but a narrative woven into the very fabric of TMS – a story of unwavering commitment, growth, and the endless possibilities that await those who choose to embark on the TMS journey.
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Technology plays an essential role in transportation management for large events, such as conferences and conventions and sports and entertainment events. Many elements that used to be done manually can now be automated, resulting in greater transparency, optimization, and customization.
TMS has provided event transportation solutions for nearly three decades, and our team is always looking for new technology to improve our processes and enrich the event experience. Let’s look at the innovative tech we deploy for events and how it enhances the experience for attendees, organizers, and employees.
Our live ridership dashboard gives event organizers and TMS’ on-site team members real-time transportation data.
For instance, at a conference, this dashboard provides vehicle tracking, allowing our staff to see how many buses and passengers are arriving from different routes in a certain time period. If there are any problems, like traffic delays, we can troubleshoot and find alternative routes or redistribute vehicles to minimize wait and transit times. This data informs the organizers of how many people will need to be in place to give out welcome packets and directions, guide attendees to their seats, provide security, etc. Though event attendees don’t actually see the ridership dashboard, they have a more seamless customer experience because of it.
Dashboard data is valuable to organizers for actively managing a current event and minimizing uncertainty. Historical data also makes it easier for organizers to plan future events. They can review ridership stats, playback GPS routes, or calculate the total number of bus trips to simplify the planning process for the following year’s event.
All TMS drivers use dedicated mobile devices with GPS, which gives our team and the organizers full visibility into the event transportation. At any given moment, we know exactly where all our people and equipment are, which is critical from a safety and a service perspective. If a bus breaks down on a route, we can quickly respond. If vehicles get off track, we can get them back into service without delay.
Our Next Ride app integrates with the organizer’s event app and provides attendees with bus routes and real-time ETAs. Instead of waiting outside in the heat or the cold, unsure of when the next bus will arrive, attendees can now monitor updates from the comfort of the hotel lobby.
Technology is constantly evolving, and we are committed to developing and adopting tools that enhance the event experience for everyone involved.
Learn more about TMS’ transportation technology and how it can enhance your event experience.
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