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The Art of Networking for Business Event Planners Introduction:We hear the word “networking” across all industries and often picture people at cocktail parties exchanging business cards, thinking, “Boom! Networking success!” At least, that’s what I thought when I first started out. But I quickly realised it wasn’t that simple. Why didn’t prospective clients call me back after I followed up?
I began my journey as a Business Events Planner 25 years ago, transitioning from the hotel industry. Although the demands were similar, I quickly realised that balancing my time and family life would be a new challenge. Back then, the “work-life balance” concept wasn’t widely recognised. It felt more like a daily struggle to keep up. The business events industry was
One challenge of hybrid events, particularly for those joining virtually, is the potential for a sense of disconnection or lack of engagement. Virtual attendees can sometimes feel like passive observers rather than active participants. To address this, it’s crucial to implement strategies that foster interaction and inclusivity for everyone, regardless of how they attend. 1. Live Polls: Incorporate live polls