Building a community – on an off a canvas
This weeks’ blog post is yet another reminiscence of an event I attended. This time read on to know more about building a community on and off a canvas to…
Networking
ExEl: The Experience Space
Welcome to the first in a series of articles where I look into the experience elements of the events I either attend or plan. In the perfect world, we would…
Coffee or networking?
In this blogpost, I want to share with you a way you can incorporate a facilitated networking session in your next event. Networking can be a daunting thing – at…
Are you taking your own medicine?
The other day I signed up for attending MPI’s World Education Congress in Las Vegas in June…and it got me thinking about us meeting planners, and if we remember to…
Global Meetings Industry Day – You are invited!
I recently wrote a blog post about a multi-hub meeting I had, and next week I am having another one. And this time you are invited! April 6 is the…
A fair visit
No, this blog post is not about fair trade or fair treatment of people…it is about Denmark’s largest meetings and events fair that I visited this week. The fair (in…
That’s not all, folks
I promise, it is the last time this year I will talk about New Year’s resolutions, but January is after all the month to dwell in these (the resolutions that…
Does your business card come with dressing on the side?
When asked about a quick, cheap, and easy lunch at a meeting, most (Danish) meeting planners I know think “sandwiches”. But in order not to be too cheap and too…
When a break is not a brake
Have you ever been invited to a conference for the sake of the break? I bet you haven’t as for many conference planners, the break is more of a necessary…
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…