by whova | Oct 15, 2018 | Blog, Event Management, Event Planning
Midway through her last conference, the event organizer Ellen was checking multiple sessions. One session was packed with people and some were even sitting on the floor. But, the next big auditorium was full of empty seats, embarrassing the panel speakers! If Ellen...
by whova | Oct 14, 2018 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning, Event Tech
by Whova | Last updated: July 11th, 2017 Image courtesy to kris krüg Event organizers are planners to the core. If you’re an event organizer, you are most likely to be gifted with the ability to see the big picture and arrange all the necessary steps for successful...
by whova | Oct 6, 2018 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning
You know that feeling you have when you leave the house and feel like you forgot something? Keys? Check. Phone? Check. Wallet? Check. Suddenly, you realize that you left the oven on, and turn back around to safely turn it off. Scary! Thankfully you have that feeling...
by whova | Sep 24, 2018 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Marketing, Event Planning
Planning an event or conference is never easy. The process can be long and, often, a little bumpy as planners attempt to balance brand and sponsor interests, attendee must-haves and other high-value integrations. All of this is par for the course when you’re an...
by whova | Sep 23, 2018 | Blog, Event Engagement, Event Management, Event Planning
For a busy event planner, the days and weeks leading up to an event often feel like a blur. So it’s no wonder that according to a survey, over 42% of event planners work 15 to 20 hour days during the month of planning. With an endless to-do list and sleepless nights...
by whova | Sep 20, 2018 | Blog
All event organizers want an active audience that asks questions and get the most out of the session. But getting there isn’t always easy. The audience may be too shy to speak up or unfamiliar with the session topics. How do you encourage audience participation and...
