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2021 Event Design Trends With Nick Borelli!

Endless Events

Now that the new year has rolled in, event profs are eager to know the trends that will shape the months to come. And while there’s a lot to cover, we figured that there’s no best way to start January than by outlining the 2021 event design trends that will define the industry. Defining Event Design.

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The Art of Event Design: Key Strategies to Create a Visual Experience That Wows

Traveler's Q

Event design can make or break an event, and its importance cannot be overstated. Effective event design enhances the overall experience for attendees and can even increase engagement, encourage more social interaction, and ultimately elevate the brand experience.

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2020 Virtual Event Trends

Endless Events

This year events will start thinking more holistically about what we can do to improve our impact from banning single-use plastics, and educating out attendees, to offering more plant-based catering. We will also see a rise in using recycled materials for event design. 2020 Event Trend: Increased Need for Event Security .

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2020 Event Trends – How Will the Industry Evolve?

Endless Events

This year events will start thinking more holistically about what we can do to improve our impact from banning single-use plastics, and educating out attendees, to offering more plant-based catering. We will also see a rise in using recycled materials for event design. 2020 Event Trend: Increased Need for Event Security .

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Event design changes society

Conferences that Work

Event design may be more important than you think. I’m going to argue that event design changes society. And I’ve got legendary communications theorist Marshall McLuhan and computer scientist Alan Kay on my side!

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Rethinking Event Design for Introverts

BCD Meetings & Events

The way you design events needs a rethink if you want to engage introverts and people who are naturally shy, says Sandra Collins, Director of Strategic Communications at The Collective by BCD Meetings & Events.

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Making The World A Better Place: Creating Advocates, Not Adversaries

Endless Events

. “I’ve always found that when I had conversations with people at in-person events, we automatically tried to find common ground. But now, there are many avenues of communication where I feel like things aren’t getting done. ” And that’s why he thinks people are holding on to the magic of in-person events.

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