Category Archives: Events and Live Marketing Training
Conference News column, February 2012
If you’re putting on a conference, there’s a good chance that you’ll have thought that some of your line up of speakers could do with some help. But have you ever wondered why “presentation skills” training may not make a … Continue reading
Conference News column, January 2012
So, here we are in the new year, and I’m betting your resolutions to get fit, give up chocolate and learn a new language have disappeared like the first snow. Never mind; how about an extra resolution to save a … Continue reading
Conference News column, December 2011
Be prepared to be stunned; by the time you read this I will have turned fifty. Yes, all of me. Oh, and I’m still accepting cards and presents. Now, I was convinced that, despite the advancing years I was in … Continue reading
Conference News column, October 2011
While live events seem to be maintaining their share of marketing budgets despite these bleak times, it seems like more and more organisations are keen to organise conferences. However, in this crowded market, it’s vital to know that good content … Continue reading
Conference News column, August 2011
A recent video doing the rounds showed an Australian reporter interviewing the Dali Lama, and trying a joke; “would you go to a pizza restaurant and ask for one with everything?” The revered religious leader, whose English is quite passable, … Continue reading
Conference News column, July 2011
I have the pleasure (or pain) of attending quite a few events, and one of the biggest problems is timekeeping. Speakers over-run, panellists waffle, delegates get the roving mike and nurse it like a climber clinging to an oxygen mask. … Continue reading