With all live events cancelled we get clients asking whether they should convert their live event into an online seminar? Our moderator Rogier Elshout sees two common misconceptions about online events. People tend to overestimated the technicalities, but underestimate how much effort you have to put in creating the content. Again here you might think: […]
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Since live events are cancelled, you have a choice to make: should you postpone your event for a few months, or do an online seminar instead. Our international moderator Rogier Elshout made a video blog to help you with this choice. This video was made for Europe. Uganda is a bit different: not everybody has […]
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Our moderator Rogier Elshout made a event moderator tip video about how to set up your room for interaction. Bottom line: make sure people can see each other. Read more at www.moderating.eu
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Private sector development is the spear point in the development cooperation policy of the Kingdom of Belgium. We were asked to facilitate a workshop where Ugandan and Belgium policymakers came together to discuss how Belgium can tailor its program for PSD better to the needs and realities of Uganda.quote from client Yovino Okwir and Augustine Frizza helped the embassy […]
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Many event organizers first make a program: welcome, speakers, presentations, breaks etc…. before you know it you have a full program with no interaction. But we agreed that interaction is important. Important for the success of the event. What to do? “We can let mister X speak 10 minutes shorter and do 10 minutes Q&A?” […]
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People often think that speaking for a long time is difficult, but speaking for a short while is simple. The opposite is true: the shorter you have, the ore careful you have to think what to say. The real master is therefore not seen in who can speak long, but who can keep it short.
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