Keith Johnston is a visionary in the event tech space. With a deep passion for exploring the endless possibilities that technology brings to events, Keith has established himself as a thought leader and influencer in the industry. As the co-host of this podcast, he shares his wealth of knowledge, offering unique insights into the world of event tech. Keith’s engaging discussions and expert analysis make complex tech concepts accessible to everyone, from event planners to tech enthusiasts.
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