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Top 7 Practices to support change in the Workplace
These simple 7 practices will contribute to a culture of understanding, engagement, and commitment among teams.
Heading into the bank holiday with this….
I work really hard to secure the best new job opportunities for my events candidates, spending time listening to what they are looking for, and what they need and often working out what has not worked for them in the past (to ensure it’s not repeated). Thankfully, I’ve been recruiting for over 25 years and…
5 Minute Interview with A Senior Conference Producer
5 Minutes Interview with a Senior Conference Producer How long have you been working in B2B Events? 10+ years How did you get started in conference production? After completing my BA and later, my Masters Degree in Business I found a conference production role and immediately felt it is a great match for my…
7 Top Questions To Kick Start Your Event Research
Conference Producers – Where do you start with your event and topic research? Michaela Ridgeway, Senior Content Editor at FT Live, shares the 7 questions she typically asks when researching a new conference: What are the 3 biggest challenges facing your industry? What are the top 3-4 problems you regularly face in your job? Who…
Finding your feet in the B2B events industry: 5 tips to get started
There’s no better time to get involved in the production and execution of business to business (B2B) events and conferences. A dynamic and fast-growing sector, the B2B events industry has come to play a crucial role in the global economy and holds an even more promising future… To help organisations and professionals succeed in this industry, we’ve come up with five key tips to help you thrive in the world of B2B events and conferences.
Love your job this Valentine’s Day
Love your job this Valentine’s Day By Lilly Croucher “Choose a job you love, and you’ll never have to work a day in your life” We’ve all been told this at one point in our careers and for most of us this is true with over two thirds (64%) of British workers being satisfied…