JURY PANEL

Behind every Eventex award is a jury worth joining

Join the panel that shapes the industry's highest recognition — with a front-row seat to the world's best events and experiences.

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Why experts join the jury panel

Judging Eventex Awards isn't just a line on your bio but a working relationship with the industry's best output and its sharpest peers.

Recognized expert status

Fellow jury members include brand representatives, agency CEOs and founders, creative directors, heads of convention bureaus, and thought leaders. 

A dedicated public profile

Your judge profile lives on the Eventex website, backed by social features that put your name and organization in front of a global events audience.

A seat in our industry reports

Jury insight feeds directly into the Eventex Excellence Report and the Eventex Trends Report, with standout perspectives quoted directly.

More than judging awards entries

Evaluating entries means getting in touch with remarkable creativity across the world’s leading events and experiences.

A behind-the-scenes look

Judging means an unfiltered look at the ideas shaping where events and experience marketing are headed next.

A supportive community

Judging puts you alongside other top industry representatives, leading to real connections beyond the shared credential.

A chance to raise the bar

Your evaluation shapes how entrants think about their next project. Few roles let you influence the industry's standards while reviewing its highlights.
To help you make the most of it, Eventex provides jury members with ready-to-use visual assets and press templates — so putting your new title to work takes minutes.

The PR power of being a judge

Being named to the Eventex Awards jury is press-worthy in its own right — and we treat it that way.
Most jury members tell us it takes a handful of focused hours, spread across a few weeks.
An announcement, not a footnote.
When you join the panel, you're introduced to our global audience across the Eventex website and social channels — a public credibility marker you can point to in pitches, bios, and press
A chance to get featured in our reports.
Jury insight shapes the Eventex Excellence Report and the Eventex Trends Report, and standout perspectives get quoted directly — publications the industry cites for months after release.
An asset that outlasts the judging window.
Unlike a single campaign win, "Eventex Awards judge" is a credential you carry indefinitely — in your bio, your LinkedIn, your next pitch deck.

"I thoroughly enjoyed the privilege of serving, once again, on this year’s Eventex Jury. It is so exciting to see, and be exposed to, such incredible standards of work.

David Bloch
Executive Creative Director & Producer, David Bloch International, and an Eventex Awards jury member

"I truly enjoy judging these awards every year! It's so easy for us to stay inside our local event bubbles, and judging the Eventex Awards gives me an amazing window into what's being done with event and audiovisual technology around the world."

Brandt Krueger
Senior Production Manager, EideCom, and an Eventex Awards jury president

The work will remind you why you do this

Reviewing entries is beyond inspiring; it’s a masterclass in what’s moving the industry.

Easier than you'd expect
We have built the process to respect your time.
Everything happens online, through a scoring platform that you can access on your device of choice.
You set the pace within a defined evaluation window, reviewing entries whenever it suits your calendar.
Clear criteria, no guesswork. Each category comes with specific criteria, so evaluation stays fast and consistent.
Real support, always on. The Eventex team is on hand throughout — from a dedicated introduction webinar and onboarding to your last score.
Looking ahead

Eventex Summit 2027

In autumn 2027, the Eventex Awards story extends beyond the trophy. The Eventex Summit will bring the global events and experience community together in person, and our jury will have a part in it.

Ready to judge the industry’s
crème de la crème?