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Although I have good reasons to champion meetingdesigns where the participants get to choose what they want and need to discuss and learn rather than a program committee , there is invariably a place for some predetermined presentations at conferences. Read the full article at Conferences That Work.
An event that: Asks potential presenters to submit pre-event proposals for sessions isn’t an unconference. I’ve written about this in my books; here’s a short critique of Open Space. To conclude When designed and executed well, unconferences tend to endure. Let’s be clear. No, really, some folks say this!]
In my opinion (and many other event professionals with whom I’ve spoken) the “educational” content at the national meetings these days is sub-par, perhaps because the processes for choosing it are seriously flawed and completely opaque. In the first quarter of 2018, I’ve booked more business than all of 2017.)
PSFG has a deep appreciation for the importance of meetingdesign. We had great feedback from participants and even had one participant interested in learning how to bring peer conferences to her own work (I recommended your book and blog!). Is there anyone here you want to buddy up with to propose a session?
After I talked about my meetingdesign work with pioneer tester James Bach at the 2004 Amplifying Your Effectiveness conference, the testing community somehow adopted the term peer conference for their get-togethers. . The queues to briefly present the proposed topics were really long, and the emerging schedule looked amazing.
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