AI & Innovation Stage Solo Session
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Event teams are asked to do more every year with the same headcount, and the work that usually suffers first is the personal touch. Operational tasks fill an event planner’s day, leaving little time for things like personalising the attendee experience.
Most AI promises to fix this and then falls apart the moment you try to use it for real. This workshop is about the AI that actually holds up. Practical, repeatable workflows and agents that run reliably in the background, take real work off your plate, and let you deliver a personalised experience at a scale that wasn’t possible before.
Drawing on what we’ve seen our customers use and what we’ve deployed across several live events at vFairs, I’ll walk through workflows that you can adopt today. Some of these involve tools like Claude Code and Lovable, while others are implementations we’ve built in-house. You’ll understand exactly how each piece fits together and leave with the practical knowledge to set up your own.
Speaker
Muhammad Younas is the Founder and CEO of vFairs, an award-winning event technology platform that has powered more than 50,000 events and reached over 100 million attendees worldwide.
Over the past decade, Muhammad has helped grow vFairs into a global, all-in-one platform for in-person, hybrid, and virtual events, serving organizations across 50+ countries.
Through working with thousands of event organizers around the world, he has developed a unique perspective on how technology is reshaping attendee expectations, event engagement, personalization, and the way event teams operate.
Under his leadership, vFairs has grown to more than 270 team members and has been recognized as a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Event Technology Platforms, while earning a 4.9/5 rating on G2.
Muhammad regularly shares practical insights on event technology, AI, attendee experience, and the future of the events industry, drawing on lessons learned from building technology behind events at global scale.