REVEAL – a digital media conference developed by ECHOS Communications – has gained momentum with a number of participating brands now confirmed.
REVEAL will take place on April 29th-30th. It is positioned as a ‘nexus for select brands and media to come together for authentic storytelling during this period of travel restrictions and the inability to gather in person at industry events.’
To date, the following brands are confirmed, with two segments on offer during the digital confernece: cycling and outdoor/active lifestyle:
April 29th – Active Lifestyle/Outdoor
After School Projects, adidas Sport eyewear, AGV, BUFF, CamelBak, Cotopaxi, Dainese, Helinox, HOKA ONE ONE, icebreaker, Kora, Mission Workshop, Mountain Hardwear, Solo New York, Tracksmith.
April 30th – Cycling
Abbey Tools, ABUS, AFFINITY Cycles, Bike Flights, Chrome Industries, DZR, Dynaplug, ENDURA, HipLok, Hunt Wheels, Mosaic, OSMO, Orange Seal, Ottolock, Paul Components, Robert Axle Project, Roval Components, State Bicycles, thousand.
“REVEAL is designed as a solution for select brands and journalists to come together for their shared interest and to provide a level of continuity,” said Rob Reedy, CEO, ECHOS Communications. “The event is not intended to replace culturally relevant industry engagements, trade shows or retailer breakout rooms.
“REVEAL is designed to bring people together, support select brands, and provide story opportunities for our friends in the media. REVEAL ties to our history with physical brand experiences, from backcountry media trips, media showrooms, and our mobile deployment vehicle.
“These physical touchpoints will continue as soon as possible, but with the COVID19 landscape and deep impacts across the industries we serve, the strategy had to evolve,” added Reedy. “The introduction of REVEAL serves the need to bring people together for an experience, but in a virtual format, and based on the level of interest, we’ve announced that we’ll be hosting another REVEAL event this winter.”
To produce REVEAL, ECHOS has partnered with agencies OutsidePR and Exact Change. More than 200 journalists have reportedly registered, and ECHOS anticipates that interest will continue to grow.
