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[…]
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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.
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