Thornehope’s Creative Experience Producer, David Pandt, attended ACCESS 2025 on December 3 and 4. ACCESS is the Experiential Designers and Producers Association’s annual industry gathering that unites leaders to spark connections, share insights and strengthen the experiential marketing community.
A member of EDPA, we joined ACCESS to deepen our relationships with U.S. experiential partners, understand emerging market perspectives and affirm Thornehope’s role as a thoughtful, trusted collaborator. We came away with several insights and takeaways that reflected clear industry trends, including a shift toward hybrid events with more hands-on engagement and less spectacle.
“Generally, conference events draw a singular type of attendee,” says David. “I was impressed by the broad diversity of people at ACCESS. It made me reflect on the end-to-end scope of the people involved in producing events, from concept creators to those doing the heavy lifting on the show floor. There’s nothing like it.”
Below is a ref draft, “Thornehope at Experiential Marketing Summit 2026. In Las Vegas, we had the opportunity to learn from the U.S. experiential marketing ecosystem and reflect on how live experiences continue to evolve. The future of experiential marketing…
We’re here to learn, listen and engage with the evolving U.S. experiential marketing ecosystem, with a focus on trade show strategy, audience engagement, experiential design, measurement and global brand experiences.
Thornehope helps brands navigate international markets through culturally informed experiences that strengthen audience connection, brand presence and real-world engagement across borders.
We were glad to hear directly from district officials on how Jing’an is approaching international business. The discussion covered policy support, industry clustering, enterprise services and international support systems, offering a practical view into how the district is working to…
In honor of International Workers’ Day, we stand together. Progress is rarely achieved alone. It is built through shared effort, trust and accountability, often across borders. Working locally to achieve global results is what makes progress possible.
Thornehope helps brands navigate international markets through culturally informed experiences that strengthen audience connection, brand presence and real-world engagement across borders.
We were glad to hear directly from district officials on how Jing’an is approaching international business. The discussion covered policy support, industry clustering, enterprise services and international support systems, offering a practical view into how the district is working to attract and support foreign investment. The direction is clear: building a business environment that is efficient, transparent and aligned with global expectations.
Thornehope supported the delivery of a 90 sqm exhibition booth, managing on-site execution from build through opening. The space was designed to present key product lines through a clear, structured display environment that supported technical dialogue and partner engagement, helping the brand enter the market with confidence.