Vendelux Debuts Delegate Marketing Platform for Next-Level Event Growth

Vendelux, the global leader in event intelligence, has launched a delegate marketing platform to empower event organizers to grow their audiences with unmatched precision and speed.

Through its free Delegate Marketing Platform, Vendelux offers conference organizers direct access to data-driven tools, AI agents and workflows and a network of event marketers controlling more than $50 billion in event sponsorship budgets, reaching over 10 million event-attending professionals.

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With Vendelux’s new delegate marketing platform, conference organizers can:

• Pinpoint and connect with high-value potential delegates and sponsors by using AI agents
• Access targeted attendee recommendations tailored to each organizer’s unique event audience segments
• Leverage insights from 250,000+ B2B events and tradeshows to identify and attract the right audience faster than ever

Proven Delegate Growth

Organizers using Vendelux’s agentic platform have already seen measurable gains:

• Stablecon, a new event from This Week In FinTech, sourced 23% of attendees from Vendelux’s Delegate Marketing Platform. “The platform was instrumental in helping us fill the room with the right people,” said Nik Milanovic, Founder of This Week In FinTech.
• HLTH credited Vendelux for a 6% boost of executive-level attendees at its Vive event. “It’s my secret weapon,” said Barry Edelman, Global Head of Marketing at HLTH.

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A No-Cost AI-Powered Growth Engine

“The Delegate Marketing Platform empowers event organizers to fill their events with the best and most relevant attendees,” said Alex Reynolds, Co-Founder & CEO of Vendelux. “Event organizers can now leverage AI agents and insights to reach the audiences and budgets that will take their events to the next level – faster, smarter, and at zero cost.”