We’ve all heard leaders telling us about the changing marketplace, the latest change initiative, the need to execute a strategy and the inevitable disruption to your working life that will…
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Delivering successful meetings, conferences and events can be a complex and stressful business. So, a quick glance at a definition of the word ‘facilitate’ – the act of making easier…
How an intriguing technique can help you develop your skills We’ve all been on presentation skills workshops; we’ve all learnt pretty much the same old techniques. Little wonder then that…
How you can have the best of both worlds Great conference facilitation can make or break your live event, be that face-to-face, fully virtual or hybrid. But who should it…
How to guide leaders and participants to reach new heights As professional conference facilitators we have often been described as akin to tour guides. Our job is to work with…
Here’s how to maximise your return on investment, long after you’ve switched off the lights at the conference venue or dialled off of your virtual event. The true test of…
The power of the playbook in maximising success and minimising stress Let’s be honest, delivering a world-class interactive conference can be a highly stressful affair! There are so many different…
The rise of remote working and the increase in global teams now presents an unprecedented opportunity to rethink how we meet together. Whilst it is generally acknowledged that face-to-face, especially...
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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…
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…
Have you heard the one about the conference that began so badly it never ended? 5,000 leaders from 10 countries gathered for three days, but were all sent home after…