Event Management Software Resources

Hey G2! I want to start a discussion with this community to identify the most popular event management tools for nonprofits. See my list below and let me know what’s worked for your organization.

I’m especially looking for platforms that support donor engagement, fundraising events, volunteer coordination, and budget-conscious planning for both virtual and in-person events.

Here are some of the most widely used platforms from G2’s Event Management Platforms category:

• Eventbrite: One of the most recognizable platforms for ticketed events. Easy to use and often chosen by nonprofits for community events, fundraisers, and outreach.
• Whova: Great for managing volunteer-heavy events or educational programs. Includes agenda planning, attendee networking, and sponsor promotion.
• Cvent Event Marketing & Management: Robust platform used by larger nonprofits running conferences, galas, or multi-day summits. Offers deep analytics and integration with CRM tools.
• Webex Events & Webinars: Ideal for nonprofits hosting virtual town halls, training sessions, or global awareness campaigns.
• vFairs: Frequently used by nonprofits for virtual expos or job fairs. Offers accessible design and global reach for mission-driven events.

Which of these tools has helped your nonprofit plan and execute great events? Any tips for others working with small teams and limited budgets?

Hey G2! I want to start a discussion with this community to identify the best apps for managing corporate events. See my entire list below and let me know your thoughts.

I’m especially looking for platforms that make it easier to manage agendas, registrations, communication, and attendee engagement for professional events like summits, offsites, and client-facing conferences.

Here are some top-rated platforms from G2’s Event Management Platforms category:

• Cvent Event Marketing & Management: Comprehensive event solution with tools for registration, onsite check-in, session tracking, and post-event reporting. Ideal for corporate teams planning large-scale events.
• Webex Events & Webinars: Strong platform for virtual and hybrid corporate events. Offers professional branding, attendee analytics, and interactive session formats.
• Eventbrite: Easy-to-use event tool for corporate training sessions, workshops, or public-facing programs. Works well for simple ticketing and promotion.
• Whova: Event app with agenda planning, speaker bios, attendee networking, and push notifications. Useful for conferences and company offsites.
• vFairs: Virtual event platform built for expos and enterprise-scale gatherings. Includes customizable environments, lead capture, and global access support.

What corporate event platform has worked best for your organization? Any tools that made planning smoother or helped deliver a better experience for attendees?

Hey G2! I want to start a discussion with this community to identify the best event management software for small businesses. See my entire list below and let me know your thoughts.

I’m especially looking for tools that help small teams plan, promote, and run both virtual and in-person events without needing a large marketing or IT department.

Here are some of the top-rated platforms from G2’s Event Management Platforms category:

• Cvent Event Marketing & Management: End-to-end solution for planning, promoting, and analyzing events. Best for teams that need detailed registration, reporting, and engagement tools.
• Webex Events & Webinars: Flexible platform for virtual events, webinars, and hybrid experiences. Offers strong branding and audience engagement features.
• Eventbrite: Easy-to-use platform for ticketing and promotion. Works well for small teams managing public or recurring events.
• Whova: All-in-one event app for attendee engagement, agendas, and live updates. Often used for conferences and community gatherings.
• vFairs: Virtual and hybrid event platform with 3D environments and robust networking tools. Ideal for small businesses hosting job fairs, expos, or global meetups.

Which of these event tools have helped you deliver successful events? Any standouts, surprises, or limitations other small businesses should know before picking a platform?