Conferences & Events Features

How to conduct a successful workshop Study workshops are a chance for those in the academic community to come together for a thought shower, for interactive learning, building relationships and problem solving. These sorts of sessions are dynamic, engaging and a powerful way to develop ideas and move projects forward.

Networking is a tricky task, even for the most outgoing of souls. For the more reserved within an industry, it could seem like a necessary evil of professional life or even something to be avoided. Read on to get tips and advice about networking as an introvert and how it can work for you as well as to learn more about how you can encourage introverts in your workforce to embrace networking more easily.

When organising a networking event, you need to have your target audience in mind. There’s nothing worse than attending a networking event and finding that the other delegates aren’t in the right field, or that the people are too exhausted to chat, particularly if it’s an evening event. It’s vital to plan an event well and enhance the networking potential. 

Do you struggle to make on-site meetings productive and focused on your goals? You battle with low attendance, bad concentration or a lack of engagement from employees. Or you find that you fail to come away from a meeting with a clear takeaway or goal. Taking a meeting offsite is a great opportunity to make your business’ meetings more valuable and effective. In this article we’ll explore the reasons why this is, and how you can plan a successful offsite meeting for yourself.