Breaks that boost engagement
Your conference agenda might not be malleable. You might be stuck with the tried-and-true format of breakfast > keynote > panel > break >...
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Mar 7
Designing an event to boost attendee engagement
During a 3-year period, students who engaged in physically active lessons, on average, improved their academic achievement by 6 percent,...
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Mar 6
5 easy ways to fix your bad networking event
First of all, if you call it a networking event, I'm probably not going to go. I already know that there will be cheese cubes, crappy...
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Mar 5
Immersive experiences drive attendee engagement
Is that a "well, duh" headline? Maybe. If attendees are immersed in something, they can't possibly be disengaged! So why do events keep...
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Mar 4
A new look at gamification
I'll admit it... I roll my eyes when people talk about gamifying their event. But I've recently given it a second look as my...
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Mar 2
I cringe at icebreakers
Hot take: what if we never use the word "icebreaker" again, and instead replace it with "party game?" I'd much rather kick off an event...
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Mar 1
Sit and Get
If your entire event can be uploaded to YouTube, did you attendees really need to be there in person? Take a look at your agenda. Lemme...
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Feb 27
Go Small or Home!
by Liz Lathan, CMP Small group conversations are where the magic happens. That doesn't mean you have to forgo your mega conference and...
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