Remove engagement networking

Aaron Wolowiec

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Beyond the Coffee Break. Striking the Right Balance Between Learning, Networking, and Fun at Your Event

Aaron Wolowiec

How do we find just the right mix of structured programming while offering opportunities for organic networking and some fun too?? Here are several ideas to incorporate some “downtime” that keeps attendees engaged – without burning them out.

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Building community with a click

Aaron Wolowiec

One of the best benefits of attending professional events is networking – whether face to face or via social media. Personally, before I attend a conference, I search Twitter for the event’s hashtag to engage in conversation and “meet” colleagues. In other words, an event app mirrors an event-specific social networking platform.

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What will 2016 bring for associations?

Aaron Wolowiec

As the association industry continues to evolve, community engagement and networking among industry leaders will be key to success, which could include sharing of resources. Such partnerships could offer new revenue streams and raise an organization’s profile on social media and among professional and personal networks.

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Pay attention to what matters most

Aaron Wolowiec

“Understanding generations and how they like to engage now is essential for any organization,” Abila said. And acknowledging that an emerging generation will change the rules of engagement down the road – and planning for that – will help ensure success.”. Third: networking opportunities. 1 communication tool.

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Clearing up association chapter confusion

Aaron Wolowiec

While I enjoy attending PRSA functions across the country – during which I can network and learn from colleagues – I more frequently attend chapter meetings and events. The report found associations rely on their chapters for member engagement, leadership development, membership recruitment, marketing communications and local resources.

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Us vs. them

Aaron Wolowiec

“Unfortunately, while we’ve been busily building and marketing the programs, products and services we think our audiences might like, the world has changed,” write Elizabeth Weaver Engel , CEO & chief strategist, Spark Consulting LLC, and Anna Caraveli , managing partner, The Demand Networks LLC, in their new whitepaper. “In

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Best practices for B2B event marketing

Aaron Wolowiec

But the need for education, engagement and networking remains strong. Business agree: Perhaps now more than ever, events are important. At the same time, social media and technology improvements have presented challenges to meeting planners.

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