
An Essential Guide to Booking Meetings at Events
Meeting people at events is a key part of networking and connecting. So, how do you schedule multiple meetings with multiple people over a short time span without causing an inbox meltdown?

Meeting people at events is a key part of networking and connecting. So, how do you schedule multiple meetings with multiple people over a short time span without causing an inbox meltdown?

Are you as excited as we are to be getting back to in-person events?
While virtual continues to work wonders in delivering engaging experiences to remote attendees, we’re delighted that in-person events are back, and giving event planners even more choice in how they connect to their attendees.

While a huge success, virtual has evolved at a rapid rate and many planners are still learning how to optimise the technology and overcome some of the perceived virtual event hurdles.

There is no doubt that when we all suddenly needed to switch to virtual life in 2019, simple and easy-to-use video conferencing platforms came into their own.

Technology will continue to evolve at a rapid rate throughout 2022 as the industry seeks to maximise the benefits of virtual and hybrid event. Here are the key trends and developments to watch out for in the coming year and beyond.

When helping clients to transition to hybrid and virtual event possibilities, the main questions that come up are usually around attendee engagement.

There’s so much to love about virtual events. The environment breathes a little easier, and with great technology (like CrowdComms’ awesome virtual event software) attendees can enjoy a truly immersive and engaging event experience. Plus, you can attend without even stepping foot outside your front door!

One of the biggest changes to our daily lives over the last few years has been the necessity to work from home. For the event industry, the rise of virtual events has meant attendees and event planners are not only working from home, they’re attending or organising events from home, too.

“The people alive now, the generation to come, will look at this conference and consider one thing. Did that number stop rising and start to drop, as a result of commitments made here?” – Sir David Attenborough, COP26, 2021