I'm starting a 6-video series on pivoting to virtual events.
In this 1st video we will explore how to rescue your LIVE events. Should you Postpone, Cancel or Convert?
But before I get to that I want to implore you to take care of yourself and your family by practicing social distancing, wearing your masks and staying at home when mandated.
Now since that's out of the way, let's jump in. In this 6-video series we will look at:
Video 1- Postpone, Cancel or Convert
Video 2 - Virtual Meetings & Trainings
Video 3 - Virtual Conference, Exhibits & Conventions
Video 4 - Virtual Incentives
Video 5 - Virtual Nonprofit Fundraising
Video 6 - Virtual Family Reunions
The 7th video thrown in…
Video 7 - Virtual Team Building
So, just a little bit about me. I've been planning events for over 20 years, and I have experience in planning different type of events. I started out planning social events, and about 10 years ago I started focusing on corporate and nonprofit events; and I've been planning exhibit events a little of over 3 years now. So, I would like to lend my experience to the virtual realm.
Let's dig in!
In the face of Covid-19, we have had to find innovative ways to keep events going. Since we can't meet safely until maybe in the Fall, let's explore what's best for your events.
I'm passionate about putting content out that I've curated from various reputable event organizations and through trainings that I've received regarding virtual events because our event industry is hurting right now. I would also like to help companies and organizations make informed decisions if or when they should convert to virtual events.
Here are 4 benefits to converting:
Don't forget in future videos I will cover:
If you have any questions regarding virtual events, please direct message me and I will respond to you.
Share your thoughts regarding which video I should do next by leaving a comment in this post in the comment section.
So long for now, until next time!
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