INXPO to Discuss Virtual and Hybrid Events on 21st Century Business Television

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Program to Air October 12, 2011 on CNBC as Paid Programming

Chicago, IL – October 11, 2011–Viewers of business news programming will soon get a taste of virtual and hybrid events.INXPOwill appear on 21st Century Business Television on Wednesday, October 12, 2011.21st Century Businessis a production of Multi-Media Productions (USA), Inc. The program, which will air on CNBC, features Drew VanVooren, Co-Founder and President, INXPO and Chris Meyer, Executive Vice President, INXPO.

“Virtual andhybrid eventsare making a real impact on business,” said VanVooren. “We’re excited to appear on 21st Century Business to provide details on how our clients and partners are driving tremendous value from virtual and hybrid events,” continued VanVooren.

“It’s been amazing working with our clients and partners to identify ways in which digital technologies can be applied to business events of all types,” said Meyer. “In a world that’s gone hybrid, our clients have told us that it’s important to connect with event and meeting participants wherever they happen to be,” continued Meyer.

The program will also feature INXPO clients, who will share their own stories about how they deployed virtual andhybrid events.

About INXPO

INXPO is transforming the Web from pages and files to events and destinations, where people go to meet, learn and do business. We are the leading technology platform for virtual events and virtual business environments that connect, engage and educate audiences. We have delivered more than 1,000 successful virtual events and experiences for global customers, including American Marketing Association (AMA), Autodesk, Cisco, Freeman, George P. Johnson, Hilton, HIMSS, P&G, PCMA, TechTarget, UBM and U.S. Department of State. We are headquartered in Chicago and on the Web. Visit us atwww.INXPO.comand on Twitter at@INXPO.

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