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How To Organise The Event That No One Would Want To Miss
Date
February 8, 2016
Credits
1 Contact Hours
$9.99
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The annual European Meetings & Event Conference (EMEC) is one of MPI’s signature events through which innovative education, networking and business exchanges are delivered exclusively to MPI’s European community…
1 Clock Hour | Domain G: Meeting or Event Design
How can you turn your-standard-meeting into the-event-no-one-would-want-to-miss? This workshop will help you to focus on the user experience of your meetings and events. You will learn practical tips from your peers plus the tips that Erik has collected from 1600 organisers.
Learning Objectives:
- Trigger and convince invitees to attend your meeting.
- Design an engaging event programme.
- Involve participants in every aspect of your meeting.
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