A conference website your team can update.

Event Runner builds and hosts the website for your conference or event. Your team keeps the schedule, speakers, and pages current from an admin panel.

When you need help, a person answers.

From the Center for Cooperative Media
at Montclair State University.

Harborlight
Forum

Ideas meet here.

Your day, at a glance.

Example program

Day one

Listening to your community

Conversation · Main hall

Good ideas, shared

Workshop · Studio

What we can build together

Roundtable · Main hall

Day two

Put the ideas into practice

Workshop · Studio

Where we go from here

Conversation · Main hall

A fictional event program.

Everything has
a place.

One clear home for the program, the people, and the details that keep an event moving.

See the pieces
come together.

A quick look at the schedule, the editor, and the choices that make a site yours.

Watch the introduction

45 seconds. More video guides for your team.

Event Runner introduction: Make room for your event. Play the introduction 0:45

You plan the event.
We help with the website.

How it works
  1. Tell us what you need

    Start with your event, your audience, and your dates. We’ll work through the setup with you.

  2. Make the site yours

    We set up and host the site. Your team adds the program, speakers, pages, and event details.

  3. Keep everyone in the loop

    Publish changes from the admin panel. Point people to one place for the latest information.

A few things
to know.

More questions answered
Does our team need a developer?

No. Your team edits pages, speakers, and sessions in the admin panel. Event Runner handles the site setup and hosting.

Can we use our own ticketing account?

Yes. Event Runner supports organizer-owned Eventbrite and Stripe accounts, plus attendee imports. We’ll confirm the setup that fits your event.

Who owns the event data?

Your organization owns its event content and data. Event Runner provides export tools and an archive handoff process. Read the organizer guide.

What can we try in the demo?

The demo shows a historical NC Local event. Explore the program, speakers, and site styles without creating an account. It does not accept real registrations or send email.

Make room for
your next event.

Tell us what you’re planning. Joe Amditis can help you work out the next step. Email amditisj@montclair.edu.

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