Is your professional facilitator more interested in delivering success for your business, or in their own ego? When hiring a facilitator choose one who will only ever be satisfied when…
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The key to a successful live event or meeting is ensuring that participants leave engaged and armed with clear actions, then deliver change once back in the workplace. To achieve…
How to ensure your event Q&A does not become a private chat. It can be frustrating for event participants when they can’t hear a question or contribution from the floor,…
Are you clear from the outset about who is covering what at your live event? The rehearsals for corporate conferences and live events are often characterised by comments such as…
It’s not easy running a meeting of people from different backgrounds – especially virtually. We have all been in meetings when a leader asks: “Any questions?” – this is usually…
To achieve your goals at your next event, do everything by the book… your playbook. You’ll need at least five chapters: • The results your event will deliver • An…
When employees are asked to change to help the business meet future challenges, they go on a well-documented journey: denial, resistance, exploration and then commitment, often referred to as a…
Have you ever noticed that great facilitators always seem to know exactly the right things to say and when to say them? Well actually that apparent spontaneity takes a lot…
If you don’t want to give your presentation live, or repeat yourself several times, perhaps to be time zone friendly or fit in with shift patterns, why not record your…
On virtual calls, via video, it is important to maintain eye contact with the camera; and through that lens, the people you are talking to That means avoiding the temptation…
Can your face be clearly seen in virtual meetings? With much of the meaning people take from a conversation coming from facial expressions, when you are in a virtual meeting,…
The significance of two – for a successful virtual event Sound engineers at conferences only ever seemed to count to two when testing microphones… one two, one two. These same…
