In this episode, the guys discuss how events and event production companies can retain their talented people after as the industry emerges from a tough couple of years--they talk work-life balance, opportunities for growth and avoiding getting stale, and how sometimes event production people need to just be allowed the time to do what they need to do.

Tony and Eli also discuss which types of events are seemingly emerging from the pandemic unscathed and whether there are some types of events that the market can no longer support. And lastly, the guys talk about a new, small foray by the Rock 'n' Roll Running Series back into the elite space, and whether that signals a shift in the sport.

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