See Me, Feel Me, Hear Me—Making Sense of Non-Verbal Experiences
We have been playing with our senses since birth, and as planners, we sometimes forget the importance of non-verbal contact.
How Barrier-Free Meetings Make Knowledge Sharing Accessible to All
Matthias Schultze, managing director of the German Convention Bureau, weighs in on why barrier-free meetings have been a major focus in recent years.
Navigating the Changing Tides of Risk Management
In this Shakedown, Greg Jenkins, partner at Bravo Productions, speaks about risk management and how policies have changed throughout his 30-year career.
Play is “Fun-damental” to Creative Thinking & Intuition
The fact that my parents took the time to play with me when I was you is the reason that I’m creative and intuitive.
The Smart Business of Intentional Event Design
When you are taken care of as a participant, your ability to make connections to other humans, and to the learning you are experience is stronger.
Should You Farm Out Your Event App?
Attendees base their overall event experience on the logistical smoothness and effectiveness they encounter, and the app plays an integral part in this.
Bulova’s Gift in Time Experience
The Gift in Time program from Bulova provides customized and engaging incentive experiences for corporate gifting.
4 Ways to Earn the Respect of Your Exec Team
Instead of being one of thousands of employees fighting to stand out, I wanted regular face time with the CEO, CFO and COO.
Having the Right Mentor & Communication Style Advances Female Professionals
Prevue speaks with Sarah Scudder about her experience as a female millennial in the workplace and what advice she has for future generations of professionals.
Planners Have No Excuse Not to Donate Food
In 2014, nearly 50 million Americans lived in food insecure households, according to the U.S. Census Bureau.
You’re Invited: The ROI of Personalized Invitations
Invitations and Save the Dates are part of marketing collateral and particularly important if you’re trying to generate interest, attract attention, increase attendance and affirm belief and investment for a complex event.
How to Plan a Successful Hybrid Event in the Time of Travel Bans
Make sure that everyone, no matter where they are participating from, feels like they’re all sitting at the same table.
5 Icebreaker Ideas That Can Actually Work
During breakout sessions, encourage people sitting at tables together to chat rather than text or get on Facebook.
8 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Mobile Social Media
Encourage attendees to download the mobile event app well in advance of the event and direct them to the social links in the app.
