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All of the above is driving the generation’s expectations for meetings and events, ultimately redefining the meeting industry entirely. Gone are the days of static schedules, where speaker after speaker shuffle on stage while attendees remain seated. The Boston event, now in its fifth year, has countless moving parts.
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Guests want event concepts that matter to their unique selves, which means planners and venues have to focus on accommodating for each individual, creating personally fulfilling experiences that cater to all of these layered needs. This is what the industry means when they throw around the idea of “purposeful meetings.”
Be sure to make it known to the influencers how much you appreciate their involvement and continue to engage in discussion with them during and after the event. Plan Compelling Sessions and Speakers. What good is an event without some first class speakers and sessions. This way, attendees will want to come to your event.
Handouts: Swap those printed event programs and booklets for comprehensive, paperless e-programs. Presentations: Use your app to house speaker or panel presentations for guests to consult later. These printed materials are useful, yet are one of the largest contributors to eventpaper waste. Transportation.
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Whether it’s one-on-one interviews, virtual panel discussions or TED-style presentations by keynote speakers, virtual events are great ways to attract and keep an audience. Your event webpage or website should have the ability to post image galleries (for speakers, sessions/tracks, etc.), Interviews and Presentations.
When you get down to it, event marketing educates your potential attendees about the scope and theme of your event; provides the particulars about the event (reasons to attend, location, date/time, speakers/entertainment, etc.); piques their interest; and generates buzz surrounding your event. Key differentiator.
When you get down to it, event marketing educates your potential attendees about the scope and theme of your event; provides the particulars about the event (reasons to attend, location, date/time, speakers/entertainment, etc.); piques their interest; and generates buzz surrounding your event. Key differentiator.
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