More and more event professionals are choosing to take a stand when dealing with controversial issues that affect their work. How do you decide when to speak out? Can it be good for business? How do you mitigate blowback? Our 6/11 #eventtable chat addressed these concerns.
Interest conflicts, climate change, human trafficking, discrimination – these are some of the issues that may touch the everyday work of an event professional. So often in the past, we[…]
It’s a little like the elephant in the room. Broadcast advertising is no longer the only game in town. The advent of social media has added many more options for[…]
A summary of the April 16 #eventtable Twitter chat. The title of the chat was Event Industry Influencers: Who Are They, Really? (Note: This chat was heavily attended and went very fast. Some tweets were lost. Our apologies.)
If like so many this week, you are thinking about what constitutes a top influencer in the meeting/event industry you may want to join Monday’s #eventtable chat entitled, Meeting/Event Industry[…]
How do you design your meeting or event to be brain-friendly and engaging? Neuroscience researcher Andrea Sullivan joined the #eventtable chat on 3/9 to share her expertise on this valuable topic.
Yesterday our guest on the #eventtable Twitter chat was Doreen Ashton Wagner of Greenfield Services speaking about the disappearance of room blocks. The discussion addressed these changes, their causes and how they may effect event planners.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, the March 19 #eventtable chat with guest Doreen Ashton Wagner has been postponed until March 26 at 3 pm et. Please join us next week to[…]
Is This the End of the Room Block? Find out from Doreen Ashton Wagner on #eventtable, March 19 at 3 PM (Eastern) Room blocks for major meetings and events may[…]
This week’s #eventtable chat, featured guest Lynn Randall of Randall Insights helping us tackle the subject of how social media is changing humanity & events.