Follow up – or go down
After the successful execution of a large event, we all feel like resting and getting through that inbox overload … or maybe we are already on to the next event. …
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Are you prepared?
Is risk management part of your vocabulary? If you are American, I am sure it is (even here in Denmark we hear about all the ‘interesting’ lawsuits in which you …
Speaking of new meeting formats …
Have you tried turning your meeting upside down? You know, where you distribute all information in advance (written, as videos, or podcasts) as to use the actual meeting or conference …
5 tips to being the perfect host at your next event
When you design your conference or event, you want to design it as an experience to enhance learning … you already know that. You might also know that one element …
3 essential ways to enhance your event experience
Part of creating an experience for a conference or event is the experience sphere. The experience sphere covers three elements: the space in which the event/experience takes place, the hosts/co-workers …
The intangibles of experience design
When you design an experience, you have to meet four prerequisites (among a lot of other elements): You have to put all five senses into play It is not just …
Well, hello … ahem … I’m an introvert
Are you an introvert or an extrovert? If you’re an event professional there’s a big chance you’re an extrovert. But how about your target audience? Yes, I know it’s not …