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Tag: digital experiences
You’re the Host!
U of Oregon’s Michael Luna is our guest for this CIVSA webinar that takes viewers behind the scenes of the iconic Oregon Student Welcome Center.
Turning Story into Strategy: A Tradeline Webinar
Advent CEO John Roberson and Client Engagement Manager Grace Johnson explored how institutions can use storytelling and space to drive philanthropy and mission-aligned growth.
Tennis Hall of Fame Could Be “Best in All of Sports”
Advent partnered with the International Tennis Hall of Fame to bring new life to its Newport home.
Reimagining Campus Welcome Centers to Improve Enrollment Yield
In today’s competitive enrollment landscape, your Welcome Center plays a critical role—not just in greeting prospective students, but in converting them from curious visitors into committed future graduates.
A’s Set to Open Las Vegas Ballpark Experience Center
The project is being designed by Nashville-based firm Advent and built by Las Vegas-based Burke Special Projects.
Inter Miami CF Opens Experience Center
The new Experience Center, designed by Advent, will give fans the opportunity to see 3D models of Miami Freedom Park and enjoy an immersive experience of what the new stadium will have to offer our fans when the Club takes the pitch for the first time at its new home venue in Miami in 2026.
The Strategy Behind Sales Centers
How can you turn your sales or briefing center into and EXPERIENCE center—bolstering ROI and engaging your stakeholders?
Celebrating 25 Years
Humbled. Grateful. And a little amazed…As we celebrate 25 years at Advent, I feel a little like Rory.
What A Hall of Fame Isn’t…
Advent has become known as the “Hall of Fame” company. I’m often asked, “What makes a great hall of fame?” or “How do you know if your work moves the needle?” My answer isn’t always what you might expect.