Business meetings are an essential part of running or working at a company. As a forum for discussion, a setting to meet new contacts and a way to expand and progress your organization, successful business meetings are...
Whether you're a student, an adult in the business world, or just looking to grow your skillset, becoming an expert in public speaking/presenting is an ability you want to perfect. Being able to clearly communicate your...
Wondering how to keep your audience engaged during virtual meetings? While virtual meetings aren't ideal, they don't have to be lifeless. We've outlined 5 ways that you can capture attention, and keep it.
While you're planning an event, you have many different details to determine. One of the decisions you have to make is whether you will serve food. If you do choose to serve food, putting together the menu and ordering...
An essential part of your event is the food you provide. A well-executed menu will keep your attendees and guest speakers happy and reflect nicely on your organization. But do you know which foods to serve? Learn more...
If you're planning a lead generation or industry event, one of the first questions you may have is, "When should I plan my conference?" Trying to figure out when to have a business conference or understand when you...
Are you looking for exciting ideas to re-energize your attendees during breaks at your upcoming conference? Business-related events can often leave people guessing what to do during break times. Is it time to socialize,...
One of the biggest obstacles conference planners face is figuring out how to improve conference attendee engagement, which is crucial for the success of your event. The most important factor is making sure your...
Although food might not come to mind as a highly important item in preparation of an event, guests are just as likely to recall a bad meal, as they are an interesting speaker. Check out the tips below to make your event...
Attending a work function is one thing. Organizing a conference event is quite another. Whereas attending a conference gives you the chance to learn new things, network and possibly explore a city you never visited...
