For example, Forbes has a slate of more than 100 events that now account for up to 30% of revenue. “That is something that is not going to change with AI,” said Morrissey.
“I feel very grateful that he have such a global iconic brand,” said Phillips, who took over the live events business in 2017. “…Where do we play in spaces where Forbes is known?”
She noted, for example, that Forbes 30 under 30 now has 20 different categories, and it now counts WalMart as a sponsor for one of its events. Its Power Women summit is now 15 years old.
“It’s not overnight,” she said. “None of this is overnight.”
Phillips also said that the company’s licensing business “has a lot of room to grow.”
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