‘Fresh Conference Track’ delivered at EIBTM Corporate Knowledge Programme confirmed

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EIBTM 2013EIBTM (www.eibtm.com), the global event for the meetings and events industry, is dedicated to innovating and evolving education in the meeting industry and as a result, the show has partnered with ‘Fresh’ this year.

Fresh Conference, designed by Meetings Support Institute, is the first event dedicated to designing effective meetings and their partnership with EIBTM 2013 is set to deliver a dynamic education track which will be open to all (sessions will take place in conference room 5.1).

It has been confirmed that three sessions will be delivered as part of the Fresh Conference Track at EIBTM. Meeting Formats: How to Shape Change at Low Cost in Your Meetings and Events will run on 20 November (11:00-12:30). The hands-on session will provide attendees with an insight into improving participant learning, networking and satisfaction in events, through changing meeting formats. 

Producing a Hybrid Meeting: Coping with Schism in Your Meetings will also take place on 20 November (13:00-14:30). This session will evaluate the technical and production challenges involved in the organisation of Hybrid Meetings as well as providing attendees with case-based tips, stories and experience as well as a behind the scenes look at the EIBTM/FRESH hybrid effort. 

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Presentation Techniques: Styles, Techniques, Equipment will conclude this year’s Fresh Conference Track at EIBTM. This session, taking place on November 21 (11:00-12:30) will teach attendees how to make presentation environments to impress: from simple slide improvement to amazing ‘out of the screen’ presentations.

Tying into the Fresh theme, the Corporate Knowledge Programme, sponsored by London & Partners, which will be presented by Eric De Groot, Co-Author of Into the Heart of Meetings, (20 November, 15:00-16:30) will also focus on the importance of meetings design and content and its impact on effective meetings. 

Eric de Groot, Managing Partner and Meeting Designer, Mindmeeting commented, “Meetings are the place where people interact for business reasons. It is the corporate planner’s task to ensure that the organisation’s meetings offer the best possible contribution to its goals. Meetings embody the dynamics in the organisation and therefore the corporate planner needs the competencies to make the meeting programme as cutting edge and as engaging as possible”.

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For more information visit www.eibtm.com/EIBTM-2013/Corporate-Knowledge 

EIBTM 2013 will take place from 19th – 21st November, a week earlier than in previous years. The EIBTM Forum will take place the day before the exhibition on 18thNovember. For further information and to find out more about ways to attend visit www.eibtm.com/attend

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