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6 Valuable Insights That Helped Shape PCMA Convening Leaders 2020
As PCMA Convening Leaders 2020 kicks off in San Francisco, we got a behind-the-scenes look at the insights they are using to transform their conference.
Posted in Event Design, Meeting Planning
Tagged convening leaders, design, education, event insights, learning, networking, pcma, sessions, steelcase, wellbeing
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When Attendees Have Options, Why Should They Choose You?
Chances are good that your event is not the only one of its kind. That means your potential attendees may have to pick your event or another, which also means someone wins and someone loses.
Posted in Event Design, Marketing, Meeting Planning
Tagged attendee experience, attendee growth, Attendees, conferences, education, events, host city, keynote speaker, learning, location, sessions
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Diary of an Event Learning Sherpa
Post Authored by Donna Kastner, Event Marketing Strategist & Workshop Designer Recently, I had a chance to experiment with an idea I’ve been noodling on. This idea is a twist on a grander concept, first introduced by Velvet Chainsaw Consulting: … Continue reading
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Tagged content, emcee, encounter, forgetting, host, learning, sessions, sherpa
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