January is traditionally the time to look back, reconsider your life and make new plans. And this January, we can all look back on an interesting decade of many changes, challenges and inventions. However, I am not much of a fan of new year’s resolutions, so this blog post will …
Diversity in meetings and events is somewhat of a buzzword. We talk a lot about inclusion – about inviting those in who might eat, pray or love differently from ourselves. To be honest, I usually don’t think much about diversity. I believe in being a decent person and don’t care …
Summer is over! I hope you enjoyed it and took time off to be ready for whatever events Fall has in store for you? I did take time off to visit a few places in Denmark that had been on my bucket list for a while. And as you might …
There is a thing I have been wondering a lot about lately. A thing that I truly believe is a problem within the meetings and events industry. What is it, you say? Well, it is the fact that in most large organizations, meetings and events are not on the agenda …
In the middle of February 2019, I went to Vilnius, Lithuania, to give a presentation on how to transform your meeting design into experience design. Experience design is not a new fancy word. It is merely a method to enhance the outcome you want from your event, and I dive …
Getting ready for a new year of events includes taking a good, hard look at your current procedures. Are they up to date? Can you improve them somehow? And if you think of improving them in 2019, I have a few tips for you in this blog post. Do you …
If you have followed my blog for a while, you know that I write (talk, preach, speak…) a lot about changing the way we have meetings and conferences today – how we have to update the formats of our events and bring them into the new millennium. Be it by …
Yes, I know! We are all a bit tired of hearing about sustainability. But it is still important to think about sustainability for your meetings and events – and even more so in the future. And sustainability is more than just serving organic food and not using plastic cutlery. It …
For the third year in a row I was on the planning committee of the IDA Culture Night and I am getting used to the diverse tasks of planning this fair style event with its many exhibitors and external participants. This year we even had a visit by a live …
I know I have addressed this issue before on the blog…but since it is still a problem, I am taking it up again. Education – or the lack of educational opportunities for the meetings and events industry! Due to this lack in this million kr./$/£/€ industry, many jobs are handled …
