9 Small Events That Show Big Isn’t Always Better
Is bigger better? Not always when it comes to events. Small events offer several things larger ones can’t. Find out how you can captivate a smaller crowd with these popular examples.
Christina Green
Christina R. Green is a digital storyteller and writer for associations and businesses, including journals such as the Midwestern Society of Association Executive's magazine and industry blogs. She's a voracious reader but has been known to stop reading if there are too many exclamation points used.
Crowdsourcing Speakers
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There are event planners and clients among us who believe every keynote speaker must be a superstar. But there are times budgets, delayed flights, and other life annoyances preclude this from happening. When it does, a great topic and a fantastic presentation or format can replace a top name a lot easier than you think.
