Hear case studies of companies that have switched to large scale virtual events in the past few months, learn to navigate the digital environment and develop ways to design for peak audience engagement online.
Everyone and their brother is hosting webinars and virtual networking opportunities. Like this one, most are free. This topic is a burning issue and promises to be a more engaging experience than most.
Part two of this two-part webinar will explore the strategies for updating your event model in light of the current climate. Meg Fasy will walk you through how to develop sales inventory that can be segmented and included into a number of different packages, which can then be sold to potential sponsors.
We’ve all been asked to make the leap to virtual events with unprecedented speed, and while virtual events can augment the reach of physical events including conferences, trade shows, and annual meetings how can you monetize these events. Part one of this two-part webinar will explore the strategies for generating revenue through sponsorships, partnership and other sales opportunities through virtual events. Meg Fasy will walk you through how to develop sales inventory that can be segmented and included into a number of different packages, which can then be sold to potential sponsors.
The annual business conference of the Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin (PDPW) was only a week away when the World Health Organization announced COVID-19 as a pandemic. With limited time, PDPW and Mediasite transitioned the in-person program to a completely virtual event and doubled it’s audience. Join Cassandra Strupp from PDPW and Justin Hartmann from Mediasite as they discuss the process of transitioning to a virtual event, what they learned and how they've been keeping the audience engaged after the event ended.
No one knows exactly what the world will be like after COVID-19. Waiting to act until the pandemic subsides could be detrimental to your organisation. International Business Strategist Rik Vera will talk about the importance of building ecosystems, agility and data before an industry reactor panel considers the implications for business events.
Join us in this webinar, where we will break down different event scenarios and explain necessary factors to consider when researching and eventually selecting a digital events platform, as well as crafting an initial digital event strategy with the user experience in mind.
What words, tone of voice, or body language can you use to be a 93% more effective communicator? How did the MIT’s Human Dynamics Laboratory discover how to be 50% more successful in a team environment? What two areas did McKinsey & Co. find after surveying 20,000 customers in 5 different industries across 3 continents that can dramatically improve your sales results by 74%?
Blended learning has been top of mind for hybrid event producers when it comes to the overall participant experience. In this webinar, we’ll examine an example of how using a specialty online platform in a creative way to further networking and session discussions beyond live event hours has shaped the attendee experience and exceeded expectations.
There’s no such thing as designing for just one user experience these days. We now have to plan for the visual and audio experience, along with the engagement considering both the in-room and online participants. In this webinar, we’ll discuss factors to consider when developing not only the room set, but incorporating the specific content into the experience as well.
In these unprecedented times, speakers are being asked to make the leap and present virtually. While some speakers are experienced on virtual platforms, for many this is a huge change, and therefore leads to discomfort. Keynote speaker Sara Ross is ready to share her arsenal of best practices and ways to make your speaker feel more comfortable presenting online. In the second half of this session, Tim Mathy of Speak Inc. will join the conversation and add his expertise to answer your questions on how to aide speakers in becoming the star of your virtual event.
Basic knowledge of your contract language is not enough - you must have the right steps in place to act quickly when a customer wants to make a change due to unforeseen circumstances. Attorney Lisa Devlin will share how to protect your business and customer interests with potential solutions when challenges arise before and during events.
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