Went for pizza…and then this happened!
This post is written by guest blogger #CruiserByHeart Usually, I blog about my fascination for cruises, but I was so inspired by our restaurant visit on Saturday that I had to write this …
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Change…it’s just a part of life!
Do you know how things don’t always turn out the way you imagined? Well, that’s how it goes for me more times than often – and how it did in …
Three ways to involve your participants
To end my little trilogy of blog posts about participant involvement in conferences and events (see We don’t want no song and dance shows! and Well, hello…ahem…I’m an introvert for the …
Well, hello…ahem…I’m an introvert
Are you an introvert or an extrovert? I’m pretty sure that people who know me will say that I’m an extrovert. And I am…most of the time. But I know …
We don’t want no song and dance shows!
When I was writing my thesis for my experience management degree, I decided to take a look at participant involvement in conferences and so made a survey to better understand …
Merry Christmas from EventAnne
Finally, it’s December. How time flies! It has been a turbulent year…and I honestly hope that 2016 will be a little more calm, even though I already have several exciting …
Winter wonderland – pretty picture or risky business?
Yesterday morning we woke up to a world of white here in Denmark. And even though the rough weather came as no surprise as it had been forecast for a …
What’s your dream?
They say that one man’s dream is another man’s nightmare … and this is also very true for meetings and conferences. Over time, I have repeatedly experienced how a meeting …
Target your audience
Changing jobs got me to think about the difference between target audiences. We all differentiate our marketing efforts to match the target group for the event (don’t we?) and hopefully …
I’m special, you’re special – we’re all special
Honestly: How many meetings have you had in a standard meeting room with standard AV equipment and standard F & B? Many, if you are just a little bit ordinary. …