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Cadmium Acquires EventRebels

Cadmium, a leading events and learning platform, announced that it has acquired EventRebels, a Baltimore, Md.-based events and registration software company primarily serving the conference and tradeshow markets. The acquisition underscores Cadmium’s commitment to building a unique, market-leading software platform offering continuing education, professional development, events, learning and content management solutions to associations, non-profits, healthcare and life sciences organizations.

Mary Pat Hanlin“ISSTD is thrilled to hear about the acquisition of Event Rebels by Cadmium,” says Mary Pat Hanlin (pictured left), MPS, DES, chief executive officer, International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation. “As a long time user of both products, we are excited to see how the addition of an event registration system will complement and integrate with the products already in the Cadmium portfolio. This acquisition will provide our association with a one-stop shop for all of our event and education technology needs with the high-quality service that we love from both companies.”

EventRebels marks Cadmium’s fifth investment in its Events & Learning Platform platform following the acquisition of CadmiumCD, EthosCE, Warpwire and CommPartners.

“We are thrilled to be a part of Cadmium’s platform of world-class event experiences,” says EventRebels founder and CEO, K.C. Hopson. “Our event and registration software will enrich the Cadmium ecosystem enabling an all-in-one solution from pre-event activities such as registration to event production and post-event continual learning.”

With EventRebels, the Cadmium platform now includes new benefits for all Cadmium customers including:

  • A robust configurable registration offering that enables customers to meet their specific registration needs without going to a separate provider
  • A strong team with decades of rich registration expertise
  • New capabilities for all Cadmium customers, including online and onsite event registration, membership authorization for conference and trade show attendees, and lead retrieval to improve the value of exhibitor ROI

The EventRebels acquisition is part of a larger strategy by Cadmium to build the world’s most-loved technology platform powering world-class events and enduring educational experiences. This acquisition brings Cadmium one step closer to simplifying the production of events while maximizing the value of online learning with a single, flexible platform designed to capture the chemistry of people, ideas and knowledge.

Jim Obsitnik“We are very excited to bring EventRebels into our expanding portfolio of industry-leading products and scale it even further by highlighting the value of working with a single strategic partner for all events and learning needs,” says Jim Obsitnik (pictured right), CEO at Cadmium.

Founded in 2000, EventRebels provides a complete suite of software for meeting and event planners. At the heart of EventRebels products is their online registration software, EROnline, an event registration platform that makes event and conference registration efficient for everything from a small hundred person event to a full conference with thousands of attendees. With an intuitive interface and powerful registration tools, EventRebels provides a platform for convenient and efficient online registration for events of all sizes. For more info, visit www.eventrebels.com.

Cadmium simplifies the production of live, hybrid and virtual events and maximizes the value of online learning with a single, flexible platform designed to capture the chemistry of people, ideas and knowledge. The company’s software products are trusted by more than 1,000 content-driven organizations worldwide to generate revenue, drive customer retention and lower operational costs for their events and education initiatives. For more info, visit https://gocadmium.com.

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