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1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
Tradeshows are sometimes a controversial event format. Building a presence requires a significant investment and corporate event managers struggle to show the value and ROI from them. The “coldness” of the leads generated and the variety of contacts made are not always relevant for the business. Dissolved corporate presence, PR difficulties and the reduced brand showcase and meeting space are some of the concerns that are common when deciding on tradeshow participation.
In this session we will provide corporate event managers with tips, based on experience, to tackle these issues. Congress center and tradeshow managers will also benefit from this session by learning the expectations of potential exhibitors in order to craft offers and tools that are attractive in an event sales process.
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1 Clock Hour | Domain A: Strategic Planning
By 2035, nearly 70% of the population will live in urban areas. In this session, explore how you can be a part of solutions to urban challenges. See how you, as a meeting and event professional, can create purpose, inspire and redefine the way we interact, be it as a tourist, conference attendee, or individual.
Credits: None available.
1 Clock Hour | Domain I: Marketing
Ever wonder what makes some people good influences or why some ideas spread fast? Our brain processes information in two ways, spontaneously and impulsively or in a more intentional, thinking-before-acting approach. We explore how these processing systems play a role in the ability to influence and persuade in sales and events.
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1.5 Clock Hours | Domain G: Meeting or Event Design
The economy has changed. Products, services and even experiences are becoming commoditized, and only the truly remarkable stand out from the crowd. Crawl inside the mind of Larp Guru Claus Raasted and the memorable experience designer Paul Bulencea as they share their secrets of how to thrive in the Experience Economy. This keynote is an immersive experience in itself, where you get challenged and get yanked out of your comfort zone and where focus isn’t only on learning-by-listening, but also on learning-by-doing.
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