When Covid-19 hit it not only robbed us of the opportunity to meet face-to-face, but also of the ability to run events in the way we normally would. Most of…
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The ongoing impact of Covid-19 means that many of us are turning our attention to organising a conference online. At Axiom, we work hard to ensure we fully understand our…
12 tips to make your virtual meetings more successful, and less stressful – for all concerned Whether you are being asked to design and produce a virtual meeting, speak at…
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…
Innovative new interactive solutions combine with familiar skill sets to increase success and reduce stress There is nothing in the world of work that I enjoy more than designing and…
When facilitating a virtual meeting you should ‘cue’ your next speakers to avoid total silence or everyone talking at once. Send them a virtual red cue light… ‘Jo, I’ll turn…
How to repurpose, not postpone, your planned conferences, events and meetings to move forward, while the world is on pause With so many people now forced to work from home,…
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 at a…
How crowd-sourced insights could see you crowd surfing on a wave of success ‘It’s always nice to be recognised for delivering a great conference or event.’ explained a client recently…
How recent research can shape your approach to live events Event Planning is often listed as one of the ten most stressful jobs in the world, just behind Firefighting. Many…
What is the key to a successful event? Ensure that participants leave your event engaged and armed with clear actions, then deliver change once back in the workplace. Broadening participation,…
Are you clear from the outset about who is covering what at your live event? The rehearsals for live events are often characterised by comments such as ‘I thought you…
