128 Airmeet Testimonials

“The unique approach that Airmeet provides, to virtually represent a physical event is highly commendable. Our community highly appreciates the approach and is helping them learn and grow through our webinars at the comfort of their home.”

“The BAC has a history of always convening architects for significant events, going back to 1917 when the BAC held a meeting to ‘mobilize’ the architecture community. In the 1940s, we encouraged and hosted a lecture by Frank Lloyd Wright, who was considered to be a radical in the industry. In the 1980s, we were the first school to host a conference discussing architecture and the computer. That is the evolution of the BAC, doing things first and leading. When we found success last year (through the first BAC Talks event in 2020), we decided that we had to make it an annual event.”

“They had used so many different platforms all over the world from Hopin to vFairs but were not satisfied. They found that every session with Airmeet was exceptionally intuitive and extremely close to a real-life experience.”

"We wanted to encourage solutions coming from all around the world. Amongst the multiple factors, the key reason for choosing Airmeet was its relentless focus on improving the product and the customer experience. We are gathering organic feedback from the community, and people are tweeting about the platform, not just the event. Airmeet is new for many of them, and they liked it.”

“Airmeet is like the easiest tool to use. I went into the platform, added some speakers’ pictures, scheduled stuff and started organizing events seamlessly."

"As a founding partner with TED Countdown, Bare Necessities organised a TED Talk via Airmeet."

“We regularly use the event support services to help us ensure that the events are successful and so people can start believing in the event and the organization. For me, this is super critical because if the event fails, then people are not going to trust us. Through Airmeet’s support services, we get confidence. And we are able to better understand what to expect, what to commit, and the limitations as well.”

“Before the pandemic, the events were physical, and that’s what people liked. Virtual communication feels like you are talking to someone through a window, which is not liked by all. Transitioning to virtual had a few challenges and required a professional approach.”