How to think about your events
28 Mar 2024

Chantal and other speakers discuss how to plan events that work. They cover guest experience, logistics, and balancing panels with networking time so people actually connect instead of just sitting.

Chantal and other speakers discuss how to plan events that work. They cover guest experience, logistics, and balancing panels with networking time so people actually connect instead of just sitting.
We've all been to events that maybe the content is great, but the food is bad.
We had a lot of fun and it was a great event. Chantal did a great job bringing in, like really high quality guests. She hosted the panel and then I did all the behind the scenes, like, logistics. It was a good team effort.
Love that. She's awesome. The small details matter at events too. Like we've all been to events that maybe the content is great, but the food is bad.
Yeah, I agree with that. And I think that as you're planning an event, you need to make a conscious decision about what those moments are going to be and what they're not going to be. This event is all about the guest experience. So, like all the logistics, everything is going to be on point. The panel discussion, maybe it's not the most important part because I know these people are here to mostly network and they want to have one on one conversations with the panelists. So we're going to keep it short and sweet on the panel discussion and like, have more time for Q and A.

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