Engagement

It’s not easy to keep participants engaged in meetings, even when you’re sitting across the table from them. But when everyone is sitting in their individual houses — often with spouses, kids and barking dogs in the next room — it’s even trickier to pull this off. With much of America working from home now, […]

Conversation Marketing Hacks

While employee engagement and recognition are long-term strategies, the shorter-term understanding of what the issues are right now will influence where you invest effort and resources in the program.

Call it a community, tribe or target market: in all cases, building and maintaining an audience for your event is key to keeping a competitive edge.

Whether it finds you in your professional life or your personal life, opportunity is present in each moment of each day.

With the rise in technology and demand for creating exceptional corporate meetings and events, it’s time to think differently about attendee communication.

As meetings, events and conferences grow, planners face a complexity gap stemming from the use of big data.

Attendees are looking for a complete and total meeting experience where all five senses are engaged.

Keeping an audience attentive and engaged is one of the most challenging tasks for any event organizer.

Engagement is just a big word for “making people like us.”