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Event Design

Plan better events by learning everything about meeting design. Make your attendees happy by learning more about the tools and techniques to design better events. Perfecting meeting design techniques means to have greater impact, change behavior and achieve your event objectives.

Event Design

Planners Are Now Also Designers of Time

If attendees are not enjoying their event experience, they will leave or not show up in the first place. Attendees now want more control over the event experience, so planners must become designers of time.
Miguel Neves | 2 years ago
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Event Design

Stop Creating Networking Events

Networking is passé, and in an ever-growing virtual world, connecting with colleagues and associates on a physical and emotional level is imperative. 
Andrea Doyle | 2 years ago
Diversity and Inclusion

Are Your Meetings Neuro-Inclusive?

Fostering a sense of belonging in event design helps ensure success for all. Google’s Megan Henshall is building a community focused on building a neuro-inclusive future.
Andrea Doyle | 2 years ago
Event Design

Collective Wisdom Powers Skift Meetings Innovation Lab

Skift Meetings held an Innovation Lab during IMEX’s Smart Monday centered on conversation and collaboration. Fifteen event “scientists” facilitated discussions amongst the group of 110. Learn what’s on the minds of your peers.
Andrea Doyle | 2 years ago
Event Design

Inside Skift Global Forum 2022

It is only natural that a company like Skift has a dynamic event that reflects its brand ethos. 
Andrea Doyle | 2 years ago
Event Design

The Ever-Changing Landscape of Meeting and Event Design

Disruption and uncertainty in the business world brings new challenges for planners. Designing meetings that connect and transform people requires clear thinking and an unwavering focus on human needs.
Skift Meetings Studio Team | 3 years ago
Event Design

The Psychology Behind Designing Your Event

Science-backed tools can help planners create successful meetings. Victoria Matey, who specializes in event psychology, offers practical tips and applications that any event planner can use.
Andrea Doyle | 3 years ago