give your attendees some control
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Crowd source elements of your eventWhen people choose to be a part of your community, they want to be involved
Show them you value the community as a contributing factor in how you do business.
Find ways to give them a say in what happens with the community and your company.
Randy Karr, Principal at The Spur Group, will be attending a range of events over the course of the next year to document how events connect, influence and inspire.
People attending corporate events want to learn and network, but they’re also looking for an experience.
“Curating your community should not be limited to pushing content on them all year long. Show them you value the community as a contributing factor in how you do business. Find ways to give them a say in what happens with the community and your company.”
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Get your attendees attention
Follow Randy’s Journey: Blog: http://thespurgroup.com/tsg-blog/ @RandyKarr @TheRealRandyKarr Randy Karr, Principal at The Spur Group
Reach out to The Spur Group: [email protected] T: (425) 885-0684 F: (425) 881-7508 4016 148th Ave NE, Redmond, WA 98052
It is up to you to make it both relevant and memorable, giving them a reason to show up next year.