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The ultimate virtual event speaker brief

Gallus Events

So we have created the ultimate virtual event speaker brief. If you are an organiser who has never organised an online event before and you are worried about briefing your speakers then this article is for you! If you are a speaker who wants to deliver better content for virtual events, then this article is for you.

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How to Map Out the Event Attendee Journey: 5 Key Steps

Attendease

It charts the full process of how attendees discover, register, prepare for, travel to, participate in, and follow up after your event. The executive may prioritize networking opportunities and educational sessions, while the concertgoer cares most about the lineup, venue experience, and merch. Why do you need one?

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Our top tips when finding event speakers. 

Expo Pass

Event speakers have the unique ability to inspire attendees and transform your event into a truly memorable experience. But how can organizers actually go about finding the perfect speaker for their event? So to get you started, here’s our top tips for organizers when finding speakers for their events. So it’s a big job!

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8 Event Budget Adjustments Needed to Host Safe Events in 2021

Event Farm

Venue and governmental regulations keep changing. Of course, your costs will depend on the venue and local/state regulations still in place regarding mask-wearing, social-distancing, and room capacity. View the session recording #1: Venue and staff costs – 24% increase. 7: Travel and transportation – 111% increase.

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The Day Of: Things to Do to Prepare for Your Virtual Event

Attendease

In fact, the virtual event platform market is predicted to skyrocket, with Travel News Daily reporting how enterprises are now pivoting towards hosting virtual events instead of in-person ones to adapt to the changes brought about by the pandemic. Virtual events are part of today’s new normal. Check your tech.

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Introducing the 2021 Event Planning Playbook

Event Farm

During the virtual session, the speakers shared their candid thoughts and approach to the different components within the playbook, and below is the recap of the discussion. The Playbook provides three valuable tools for venue scouting. . Reopening tracker that describes travel, gathering, and mask restrictions by state.

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State of the Industry: In-Person Events in 2022

Event Farm

Driving those plans is attendee comfort, followed by local requirements, the organization’s requirements, and the venue requirements. Trailing behind that concern was travel restrictions, budget and then other considerations like attendee comfort and turnout. However, it’s important to realize that other event expenses are also up.

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