Rachel Boucher

Rachel joined Event Marketer in 2012 and today serves as the brand's head of content. Her travels covering the experiential marketing industry have ranged from CES in Las Vegas to Spring Break in Panama City Beach, Florida (hey, it's never too late)—and everywhere in between.
  • TaylorMade Gives All Golfers the Pro Treatment

    Serious golfers invest in equipment to get better, so to give them that advantage, and offer a PGA tour-caliber club fitting experience, TaylorMade Golf took a pro-shop on the green. The mobile Tuned Performance Studio debuted at the PGA Merchandise Show in Orlando in January. TaylorMade then activated the studio at the Camelback Golf Club […]

  • EM@Good Housekeeping’s Spring Fling

    A spin around Good Housekeeping’s showcase of lifestyle products—from lipstick to household cleaners.

  • Advertisers Step Straight into an Onion Story at a NewFronts Gala

    As I stepped into the TimesCenter in Midtown Manhattan April 29, I immediately felt a twinge of regret at my choice of skinny jeans and boots as a handsome tuxedo-clad gentleman presented me with a silver platter piled high with business cards and money… a pile of dollar bills, some neatly folded into swans. The […]

  • Esquire Brands Host Manly Style Event

    Style events aren’t just for female fashionistas. The recent explosion in the menswear blog community is proving that guys, too, are becoming more interested in discovering brands, developing their personal style and enjoying a shared experience while doing so. To that end, Esquire magazine and sister brand Esquire Network, a lifestyle channel for men that […]

  • How to Pick the Right Musical Act for Your Event

    There was a time when corporate gigs were, well, taboo. Artists felt they would be perceived as “selling out” and, maybe, that the atmosphere would be a little stale. But the music industry has changed and artists are no longer earning their keep from record sales alone. The tour is what’s contributing to the paycheck […]