# Rachel Andrew
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rachel andrew is a British web developer, author and speaker known for her expertise in HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP. She is an Invited Expert to the CSS Working Group created by the World Wide Web Consortium. Andrew is also a Google Developer Expert and a former member of the Web Standards Project. She began working on the web in 1996 and is the author of over twenty books about web development.
Tracey at The Tate, Make2026, Patrick O'Laoghaire
Orit Gat takes in the new Tate Modern show from former YBA, now officially OBA, Tracey Emin; Rachel Andrews is at Cork's Make2026, with Prof Helen A. Fielding to learn which AI to love; and Patrick O'Laoghaire's Island postcard comes from a road near Clifden.
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The Demand Gen Playbook for Event Leaders
People know that events work, but how do you prove it?
In this episode, Rachel Andrews and Megan Martin, founder of M Squared Dynamics, discuss the strategies and metrics you need to effectively prove the ROI of your events to leadership. They explain how events can directly contribute to business…
Vanuata's cricket feats, Kiribati Tag, Moana issues
Plenty on the show today! We chat to Rachel Andrew, the captain of the Women's Vanuatu Cricket team after their huge recent upset win over Nepal.
Kevin Senio, the Director of Rugby at Moana Pasifika, also joins to unpack some the under-reported issues and barriers related to running the Super Rugby…
The Sponsorship Strategy Behind 175,000 Fans at Fanatics Fest
Meet the woman who built the sponsorship strategy behind Fanatics Fest.
In this episode, Rachel Andrews and Felicia Asiedu sit down with Paulina Giusti, Director of Sponsorships at Fanatics Events. Paulina shares what it takes to craft activations, energize brands, and drive revenue for a festival…
Why Great Events Don’t Choose Between Revenue and Attendee Experience
Can events be both data-driven and people-focused?
According to MPI’s Lori Pugh and Rachel Benedick, absolutely. In this episode, Rachel Andrews chats with industry veterans, Lori and Rachel, about how to design experiences that delight participants while aligning with revenue goals. They discuss …
Mid-Year Trend Update: Micro Events, Intentional Design and More
Events are getting smaller and smaller in 2026.
It’s got a lot to do with AI. Audiences are skeptical, overloaded, and craving something authentic. Intimate gatherings, personalized experiences, and IRL events foster real connection.
In this episode, Felicia Asiedu and Rachel Andrews sit down wit…
The Connections One
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This Episode: Connection at work is easy to talk about and harder to build. This conversa…
Lead With Curiosity: Embracing AI and Evolving as a Leader
Season 7, Episode 8
Guest: Rachel Andrews, Global Head of Meetings & Events, Cvent
Rachel Andrews, global head of meetings and events at Cvent, joins host Courtney Stanley for a conversation about leadership, curiosity and navigating a rapidly changing industry. Together, they explore Rachel’s lea…
Friday Sport Preview (4-9-26)
On tonight's programme:
Northern and southern derbies in the men's top flight are among the headline ties in Manx football tomorrow whilst the new women's season gets underway on Sunday
Fresh from a big win on the road in midweek, FC Isle of Man are back at The Bowl in the NWCFL Premier Division t…
Building A Resilient Career In The Events Industry
Event professionals need to be fluent in marketing, operations, and finance. That range is what makes them qualified for leadership even if they don’t feel ready for it.
In this episode, Rachel Andrews sits down with Angie Smith, Chief Executive Officer of InVision Communications, to discuss her …
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