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The Power of Storytelling in Event Design

Blue Spark Event Design

The power of storytelling in event design involves crafting a narrative that guides attendees through a cohesive and immersive experience, using elements such as visuals, themes, activities, and interactions to convey your brand’s story and message.

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New Report Finds B2B Event Attendees Are Getting Younger

Endless Events

A recently published Freeman report highlights a significant shift in the demographics of B2B event attendees. With this new generation of younger, more diverse, and more educated attendees emerging, the event industry must adapt to meet their evolving needs and expectations. Often, we plan events for a wide age range.

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Event design ideas inspired by my visit to Art Basel 2022

The MICE Blog

Sustainable stand design by Expomobilia. Afterwards I viewed the event spaces at the Congress Center Basel and continued on to the Design Miami show. Here are event design ideas inspired by my visit to Art Basel 2022. Create an inviting entrance with light design. Congress Center Basel foyer.

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Poll: Attendees want more engaging activities

Conferences that Work

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6 Steps for Mapping a Meaningful Event Attendee Journey

Bizzaboo

An event isn’t just a one-time thing that begins when the spotlight shines and ends when attendees return home. Considering that 80% of event professionals measure event success through attendee engagement and satisfaction, crafting an event that guarantees engagement and an unforgettable experience is paramount.

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Technology to Make Attendee Feedback Accurate—and Fast

MeetingsNet

Specifically, the things that caught attendees’ attention and excited them two or three years ago simply might not be the same now. That’s one of the goals of RE-AK Technologies, a firm presently participating in the Event Lab at Montreal Convention Centre, which fosters new approaches to event design.

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The “Why” Is the Most Important Aspect Of Event Design

Maritz Global Events

Great experience design is rooted in empathy,” according to Tim Simpson , brand & engagement strategist at Maritz Global Events (MGE). Event Design Comes Down to 4 Attendee Types. Understanding and delivering on what that mix is at the persona or even individual level will add great value to your event design.