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Make Event Networking Better For Your Attendees

Endless Events

Event networking can be both a fun and confusing experience. While people love making new friends, it can be awkward at times, especially if there’s no specific venue and time to network. Today’s favorites are all about how to make event networking better. Facebook Finds a New Event Rival in Pinterest.

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Hybrid Event Interactions Between Virtual & In-Person Attendees

Endless Events

“It’s not going to be as simple as using the same app with no extra costs and making sure that everyone can increase the network bandwidth.” ” Brandt lays down the foundations of a hybrid event. How do you recreate that networking component across virtual and in-person ? Brandt shares his experience.

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Stop networking at meetings

Conferences that Work

It’s time to stop networking at meetings. Rather, I’m going to explain why using the term “networking” for all occasions when attendees get to talk with one another subtly directs attention away from can be the most valuable outcome of well-designed meetings: connecting with others.

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Small is the new big—for meetings!

Conferences that Work

Smaller meetings, known by industry experts as micro events, continue strong growth. Simpler internal team meetings, VIP events, and client advisory boards will be among the most common types of meetings as we go forward. These are smaller (< 100 attendees) meetings, often held offsite.

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New Report Finds B2B Event Attendees Are Getting Younger

Endless Events

A recently published Freeman report highlights a significant shift in the demographics of B2B event attendees. With this new generation of younger, more diverse, and more educated attendees emerging, the event industry must adapt to meet their evolving needs and expectations. Often, we plan events for a wide age range.

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5 Ways to Build Community Loyalty

Smart Meetings

How to incorporate a sense of belonging into the attendee event experience The phrase “sense of belonging” is defined as the psychological feeling of connectedness to a social, spatial, cultural, professional or other type of group or community (Hurtado & Carter, 1997).

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How to Create Event Spaces that Spark Learning and Connection

Endless Events

If you read our last piece on why collaborative learning is the future of event-networking , you are already familiar with e180 as the creator of Braindate , an online platform and an in-person experience that helps participants at events meet for topic-driven, knowledge-sharing conversations called braindates.

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