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Once you have successfully acquired
the buy-in you need for your conference,
take some time to consider the speakers
and topics that are applicable to you
and make yourself a schedule. Decide
when you are going to be doing what so
that you are not wasting time during
the conference trying to fi gure out what
to do next.
names will tune the audience to active listening
mode. The truth is, even though organizing
a conclave or a conference is a demanding
endeavour, there’s no need to reinvent the wheel.
Conference management and planning
includes several key components:
•
Event content;
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Location;
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Cost;
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Distance proximity and,
•
The conference room at the venue.
This may seem like a small detail to anyone
who has never been involved in conference
planning, yet it’s very important.
Finally, what do audiences look to take home
from the experience?
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| Vol. 10 Issue 2 • FEBRUARY 2019, Delhi NCR
Once you have successfully acquired the
buy-in you need for your conference, take some
time to consider the speakers and topics that are
applicable to you and make yourself a schedule.
Decide when you are going to be doing what
so that you are not wasting time during the
conference trying to fi gure out what to do next.
Be sure to include time to break for food and
time to rest.
CHRO panel concluded the following
takeaways from an event:
C u r i o s i t y, E n g a g e m e n t , A c t i o n abl e,
Learning, Great Speakers, Exciting Agenda,
Enlightening, Storytelling format, Energetic,
Enrichment, Networking opportunity, Value
addition, New ideas, Goose bumps.
C&D had a special attraction of a brief
session on Mindfulness MCOE Mr.Nikhil
Chadha & Mr. Bhaskar Rao presented the
session; stay tuned for the details about the
session in the forthcoming edition.
Conceptualized & Managed by Sunanda Rao
of People and Management P & M
Sponsored by