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Supporting your Speaker for your webinar or virtual conference requires a greater attention to detail than you would if you were engaging them for a live presentation. And while it may not require the same location resources, you need to walk in the shoes of your Speaker, to make sure you offer the appropriate level of support to enable them to give their best performance.

“The Book of Joy” is a book full of wisdom from 2 of the greatest in our time. The co-writer (aka organiser of all things logistics) makes a very interesting observation about remembering the purpose of the get together.

Owners of service or arts based business are typically naturally empathetic and have a natural desire to help people and organisations achieve particular outcomes. That’s often why the people who ownor run these businesses choose the service industry. When what you do...

I always thought I could build a website myself. All the website companies tell me I can. They all show me how easy it is, heck I can build one in a day if I need to! I was romanced into thinking that this was true and I set about signing up for one of the platforms...

I had an opportunity recently to view an event from the perspective of the audience, and provide the feedback to the client. This was an excellent opportunity for them to understand what experience the guest gets, but from the perspective of a professional planner.

I don't know about you, but I've never watched myself work and interact with other people more than I am at the moment. I'm still so uncomfortable with staring at my own face while I listen to others, I'm yet to figure out how to make it so I can't see me, but others...

A lot of people have been asking themselves, their teams and their suppliers, what’s the cancellation policy?  In this turmoil that is the threat of an infectious disease, event and conference producers, owners of these assets, and venue operators and suppliers...

One section of the event planning process that not enough people engage in, is a risk assessment.  Risk assessments are a bit like insurance, you don’t need one, until you need one.  And I highly recommend everyone conduct a risk assessment as part of their planning...