Can Virtual Speakers Meet the Expectations of Meeting Planners?
To assume a virtual speaking experience is the same as in-person is a mistake. However, including remote speakers does not make a meeting any less successful.
Event Design
The design of your event or meeting is the key to creating engaging, memorable experiences for your attendees. When done right, event design not only enhances participant engagement but also helps achieve your event goals and objectives.
At Skift Meetings, we offer expert insights into the tools, techniques, and strategies that will help you design events that wow your audience and drive results.
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Here, you’ll discover:
- Best practices in meeting design to foster engagement and interaction.
- Innovative tools and technologies to streamline event design and execution.
- Techniques to align your design with your event objectives and desired outcomes.
- Case studies showcasing successful event designs and strategies.
Perfecting meeting design means creating an atmosphere where participants are engaged, motivated, and inspired. Whether it’s through thoughtful room layouts, interactive formats, or cutting-edge tech, effective design has the power to change behavior, boost learning, and achieve goals.
Start exploring the latest in event and meeting design and make your events more impactful today!
Collective Wisdom Powers Skift Meetings Innovation Lab
Skift Meetings held an Innovation Lab during IMEX’s Smart Monday centered on conversation and collaboration. Fifteen event “scientists” facilitated discussions amongst the group of 110. Learn what’s on the minds of your peers.
Inside Skift Global Forum 2022
It is only natural that a company like Skift has a dynamic event that reflects its brand ethos.
The Ever-Changing Landscape of Meeting and Event Design
Disruption and uncertainty in the business world brings new challenges for planners. Designing meetings that connect and transform people requires clear thinking and an unwavering focus on human needs.
The Psychology Behind Designing Your Event
Science-backed tools can help planners create successful meetings. Victoria Matey, who specializes in event psychology, offers practical tips and applications that any event planner can use.
What the Rushdie Attack Can Teach Events About Better Stage Protection
When Salman Rushdie was stabbed on stage in full view of the audience at a speaking engagement at the Chautauqua Institution, it was the latest in a series of high-profile attacks during public events. What can event planners do to ensure this doesn't happen at their gatherings?
Event Lines Being Blurred
A revenue crunch is driving B2B trade shows to open up to consumers. This may be another way distributed workforces are forcing a blending of our professional and personal lives.
Where Is the Young Generation at Events?
Conferences and events are finding themselves digging deeper to excite and engage younger attendees. A scarcity of the new generation of participants leads to diverse attempts at attracting this demographic.
Event Data Is a Goldmine, But Planners Can’t Do It Alone
With inflation rising and competition for attendee attention heating up, event organizers can't afford to miss the mark. A solid event strategy is now more necessary than ever, and the surest way to get there is by learning from event data. How do you figure out which data will deliver real value? That's where the right guidance can be vital. Here are 11 expert tips that will empower you to leverage event analytics at every stage in the planning process.
Horror Stories From Labor Shortages Affecting Events
Labor shortages are impacting events in multiple and sometimes completely unforeseen ways. Four event experts candidly share their horror stories. Treat these as warnings for those hosting events in the weeks and months ahead.