Shifting to a purpose-driven mindset in event design

What does this approach mean for the designing and execution of business events? Here are five strategies to help inspire change.

View in browser Introducing... Inspiring Change: 5 Strategies for Purpose-Centered Events     Produced in collaboration with Business Events Sydney (BESydney), and International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney) Inspiring Change: 5 Strategies for Purpose-Centered Events , brought to you by Skift Meetings, Business Events Sydney (BESydney), and International Convention Centre Sydney (ICC Sydney), examines what the increasing shift to a purpose-driven mindset means for designing and executing conventions, meetings, trade shows, and events.   For event organizers, securing the loyalty of this new generation of participants relies on distinguishing a meeting as something more — a program built to create meaningful change that will live on long after the closing session wraps up. That starts with where the program happens. By choosing a host destination that aligns with an organization's mission, attendees can feel confident that they'll be part of fueling positive change.  We'll look at areas including: The power of purpose as a North Star for your meeting design Why authenticity requires a commitment to help attendees feel like they're working toward a brighter future  Redesigning the RFP process to include caring for people and the planet and what to consider. How to integrate the local Indigenous community into the fabric of the attendee experience Why we must start a new conversation about what it means to be "accessible" How to develop a long-term plan to monitor the future impacts of your meeting  Why hands-on volunteering opportunities are an integral part of your program DOWNLOAD MY COPY P.S. Remember, our reports are worth CE hours, that count toward your CMP (re)certification. This report is worth 1 CE hour. More from Skift Meetings: Stay on top of the latest event trends with our free newsletter. Skift, 35 W 31st St., Frnt 1, New York, NY 10001, USA, (516) 399-0304 Manage preferences