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The New Normal: 12 Meeting Takeaways when organizing a Meeting

1. Signing venue contracts two and three years before the event is no longer the new normal
There is too much risk for the customer regarding contractual obligations including attrition and food and beverage requirements. Some venues are suffering financially as well and want to hold the customer to their contract instead of negotiating a win-win. Things change very fast today.

FREE ROI Webinar ‘

How to plan and evaluate events with ROI Methodology’
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Andrea Driessen. Chief Boredom Buster

Andrea Driessen, Chief Boredom Buster at No More Boring Meetings, has been serving the speaking industry for over 20 years.

She and her team transform status-quo meetings into engaging, rip-roaring events that boost productivity and motivation. Audiences are fully awake and able to learn all they need to be more effective and productive.

Social Media and events report 2011 by Amiando

Amiando has published an interesting report about the actual usage of social media in the events industry. One of the main findings of the research, based on a survey conducted among almost 1,000 event organizers, is that Facebook is the most used social media channel by event marketers.

The paper also provides useful social media marketing tips for event organizers.

Computer Simulations Can Be as Effective as Direct Observation

ScienceDaily (Feb. 14, 2010) — Students can learn some science concepts just as well from computers simulations as they do from direct observation, new research suggests.

A study found that people who used computer simulations to learn about moon phases understood the concepts just as well -- and in some cases better -- than did those who learned from collecting data from viewing the moon.

Social Media: How To Get The Most Out Of Twitter To Make Your Event A Success

Twitter behavior at events. Our most important findings:

A Twitter Conference Primer: Part 2. Marketing And Engaging attendees

9 steps to use Twitter for Marketing and engaging

1. Create a Twitter Engagement Marketing Plan

How do you want to use Twitter for your event? Twitter is more than just a broadcast marketing tool. If you are using it to broadcast your own stuff more than 25% of the time, you’re setting yourself up for failure. Your conference stakeholders expect you to use it in a variety of ways. Consider the five Cs of engagement when using Twitter:

Dianne Lowther, NLP Master Trainer


Dianne Lowther is a Master Trainer of NLP and owner of Brilliant Minds.  She specialises in 'soft' skills development for Senior Executives including all aspects of communication, personal impact and presentation skills.  As a former competitive public speaker and debater, she understands fully the skills of engaging an audience and her 'Brilliant Presentations' programme offers the opportunity to learn how to prepare and deliver a presentation to achieve specific results.

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