The Spark
Two Ways to ‘Engineer the Unexpected’ at Events
If we are going to dedicate the time, money, and resources to bring people together, then we owe it to them to create a space that changes them in some way. I love the idea of engineering the unexpected.
How to Tell if Your Organization is Ready for Change
The first step for shifting things at your company — before you jump in, make the commitment and the investment, or take a calculated risk — is to determine if the conditions are favorable for organizational change initiatives.
Follow the 4 Dimensions of a Live Event to Create Peak Experiences
Self-actualization is not the exclusive realm of spirit guides or religious gurus. It should be among your highest priorities in terms of facilitating your participants’ experience.
How to Make Conference Ribbons Serve a Larger Purpose
Event ribbons are the perfect way to help attendees stand out while still fitting in — by allowing them to signal to others who they are.
Marketing Tip: Stop Using Last Year’s Photos
360 Live Media’s Don Neal shares three suggestions — inspired by how destinations attract vacationers — to whet registrants’ appetites.
How Event Organizers Can Be More Interesting
This one nugget of wisdom from the master of public speaking can help you make your next event more appealing to your audience.
Survey Fatigue: 4 Ways to Make the Most of Attendee Feedback
We should stop asking attendees for their feedback if we aren’t going to use it.
What Do the Top 100 Events of 2018 Tell Us? Plenty for Your Event Design
Plenty. I’ve distilled just a few things to incorporate in your own event design.
The Spark: Events Need Element of Surprise
Your participants aren’t looking for predictability at your events.
3 New Ways to Think About Professional Events — That All Start with ‘I’
If the 3 C’s aren’t the foundation of professional events anymore, what is? Consider the 3 I’s – Insight, Intentionality, and Intimacy.