Meetings where you meet are the best … obviously
You might know that a few weeks back I asked my LinkedIn connections three questions about the meetings and events industry: What is the one thing you would like to …
Tag: Thoughts on meetings
Are you really focusing on the WHY of your meeting or event?
For the last three weeks I have asked my followers on LinkedIn three very important questions about meetings and events: What is the one thing you would like to improve …
Speaking at Convene 2019
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 …
Get on the sustainability train – it is more than just organic food!
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 …
Education, education, education
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 …
Updates from yesterday…the morning after
What does your attendees say about your event when they get back in the office the morning after? Do they tell their colleagues what a fantastic day they had, all …
The after party – three weeks later
Not so long ago I attended a company kick-off weekend event for a major company. Actually the whole company attended and it was a success – I thought it was …
Trending in 2018: Security, new room setups, immersion
As we have just begun a new year, it seems like a trend (pun intended!) to write about trends, so I thought I would join the choir of preachers who …
Agility – not just for dogs
Have you booked your Christmas party yet? I hope so, since most venues have been fully booked at least since Summer. If you carry a few years of experience in …
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 …