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How to Produce a Stand-Out Experience

Smart Meetings

Event planners, speakers and attendees all saw their calendars cleared out last March, returning slowly with virtual events and only now showing a glimmer of hope for the return of live conferences. The best emcees energize the crowd, keep them attentive and get them excited for the next speaker. The Best Speakers.

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5 Tips for Finishing Strong from Top Keynoters

Smart Meetings

To make the journey a little smoother, we asked some of the top-rated speakers from our Smart Meetings Experiences over the last year to share the one thing you should do right now to position yourself to thrive next year. Speaker, Drummer for P!NK, Keynote Speaker/Bestselling Author, “The Fine Art of Small Talk” (Hachette).

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Building Events That Reflect Genuine Human Interactions With Steve Gottlieb

Endless Events

As the industry pivoted to virtual events, virtual audience engagement became one of the most talked-about challenges. TVT was all about building passionate fan groups and creating premium experiences and evangelical audiences that would then spread the word.” Is it even possible? Having the person there is important.

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Public Speaking: Fear Not! Expert Tips on Message & Delivery

Motivation Excellence

Nancy Pender is no stranger to being in front of an audience. Words are important, but it’s how we deliver those words that has the most impact on an audience,” Pender says. Find the supportive faces in the audience and use them like they’re your partner. Psycom states glossophobia affects up to 75% of the population!

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Speaker Trends for This Year’s Business Events

MeetingsNet

The Speaking Industry Benchmark Report produced by AAE Speakers Bureau compiles data from both event organizers and keynote speakers to better understand the issues and trends affecting the speaker-booking process. For many events, speakers will be chosen based on outcomes and relevance versus celebrity alone.

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Everything you need to know about planning events with purpose

Endless Events

Why you need to track audience engagement with your event’s ‘why’. This simple question gives you the direction you need to make sure you’re not only meeting the needs of your client but that you’re also meeting the needs and expectations of your audience. This is why it’s just so important that you know your audience.

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How to Move a 2,000-Person Expo to an MLB Stadium in 3 Months

Smart Meetings

She said, “This isn’t ideal, but, I have a captive audience of customers and suppliers that want to meet. As we walked through Petco Park, with the intention of using the seating bowl for the keynote speaker, Andrea realized it would be a memorable location for the entire show. Ballpark jumbotron for speaker and branding.

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