April 2013
CONVENE IS TWEETING ABOUT MEETINGS
- "The critical thing about design is that it is a both a noun and a verb," @FastCompany's Alan Webber
http://t.co/S16g1IyuoZby HootSuite - Visit, Explore, Meet, Go, Choose. Why DMOs choose their words carefully: #eventprofs #pcma
http://t.co/BtxIN9h8gKby HootSuite - Planner Smarts: 13 Tips for Designing Dazzling DVDs by @executiveoasis #eventprofs #pcma
http://t.co/En8CnslHxDby HootSuite - Are you a conference badge snob? Read more in WSJ #pcma #eventprofs
http://t.co/ZGQh5irJ2bby HootSuite - Thanks! RT @tracibrowne: @barbaraconvene is a gr8 interviewer! Don't Just Do It. #pcma
http://t.co/GAo6USOqWcby TweetDeck
- "The critical thing about design is that it is a both a noun and a verb," @FastCompany's Alan Webber
Tag Archives: meeting design
The World-Changing Way We Meet Now
“Can meetings save the world?” we asked in our January cover story. Our focus was on what we termed ”big-tent, big-idea” meetings — from the Clinton Global Initiative to PopTech — which bring together the world’s leading thinkers and activists … Continue reading
Designing For Creativity
How Do You Design For Creativity? “Over time, our belief systems can harden into rigid walls that prevent us from considering alternative viewpoints,” Convene columnist Jeffrey Cufaude writes in “Think Differently” in our February issue. “And that’s a problem.” To think … Continue reading
A Brooklyn Tale
No matter how brilliant our ideas for new ways of designing meetings or communicating with members and attendees may be, they won’t work if we don’t know our audience. I’ve heard that a hundred times, but it was brought home … Continue reading
Don’t Monkey Around With Stress
Neurobiologist Robert Sapolsky spent a dozen years in Kenya studying the relationships within a troop of baboons and learned this: We primates really stress each other out. And, as a story about Sapolsky’s work in the August issue of Wired … Continue reading
