Bizzabo

Bizzabo is a SaaS company that builds software for planning, running and measuring events. Its platform is designed to bring together the core parts of an event programme in one place, such as registration and ticketing, attendee communications, agenda and speaker management, networking, mobile and on-site experiences, and post event reporting. The underlying problem it tackles is that events are operationally complex and often stitched together from multiple tools, spreadsheets and manual processes, which makes it harder to deliver a consistent attendee experience and to prove impact afterwards.

The company primarily serves organisations that run professional events at scale, including conferences, customer events, internal company events and hybrid or virtual programmes. That typically means event and marketing teams who need reliable workflows, configurable branding, integrations with existing systems and clear analytics, as well as stakeholders who care about pipeline influence, community engagement or employee experience. Because events often sit at the intersection of marketing, sales and customer success, Bizzabo’s users are likely to span several departments, which can shape how the product is built and supported.

Within the SaaS ecosystem, Bizzabo sits in the event technology category, overlapping with marketing operations and customer engagement tooling. A platform like this usually needs to integrate with CRMs, marketing automation and analytics tools, and it has to perform in high pressure moments, such as during registration peaks and live event days. For job seekers, that points to a product that is both customer facing and operationally critical, with a strong emphasis on reliability, data, privacy and smooth user experience across web, mobile and on-site contexts.

People who thrive at Bizzabo are likely to enjoy solving practical, real world problems where product decisions affect live experiences. Engineering and product roles may suit those comfortable with complex workflows, integrations and scalable systems, as well as teams that care about usability for non technical users. Data, analytics and customer facing roles are also likely to be important, since event teams depend on clear reporting and responsive support when deadlines are immovable. Commercial roles tend to suit people who can sell into cross functional buying groups and understand how events connect to broader business goals.

What may appeal to candidates is the clarity of the mission, helping organisations run better events, and the tangible nature of the work, where you can see outcomes in the real world. Working in event software can also mean a fast feedback loop, close collaboration with customers and a culture that values preparation and calm execution under time constraints. If you like building products that sit at the centre of a customer’s operational workflow, and you are comfortable with seasonal peaks in demand around major events, Bizzabo is the kind of company where that mindset can be a strong fit.