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Conferences That Work. Conferences That Work is the creation of conferencedesign and facilitation legend Adrian Segar. His blog is a deep-dive into conference engagement and the fundamentals of successful networking like comfort, interaction and the exchange of ideas. Creators of Q&A and polling platform Sli.do
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