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Whether the cost of hosting a year-end party is justified is cause for much debate in corporate circles. Many companies have chosen to cut back on year-end functions yet they remain a great way to strengthen ties with existing employees. Emphasizing and showcasing company culture and celebrating the accomplishments of your team.

Sales meetings don’t have to be deadly and dry. You want to energize them, not put them to sleep. Creatively working your content can be one of your best strategies for keeping your team engaged and interested in the key messages you need to deliver. With technology at your side and apps, videos and visuals there for the taking, what’s holding you back? With these three tips to make your creative sales presentation captivating, there’s nothing standing in your way.

All great events start by identifying your bullseyes – who is your target audience and what is the objective of your event? In the case of your annual sales meeting, in many cases, you will be catering to a primarily male audience, with high energy levels, great expectations and low tolerance for boredom. An after party’s a great way to re-energize your sales team after they have sat through the more traditional sales meeting format where you have briefed them on the upcoming

When you hear training you probably think… dark room, no fresh air, sitting (lots of sitting), over indulgent snacks, over consumption and any attempt to keep awake. But training doesn’t have to be so blah blah blah fall asleep at your desk. Creating engaging and memorable corporate training events can be a game-changer for team productivity and morale.

Why does the company holiday party always come as a bit of a surprise? Maybe for the same confusing reason the holiday season seems to arrive quicker each year. Whatever the reason, company holiday parties are often half-forgotten until the last minute. Turning year-end celebrations into a scramble. Made all the more difficult when you find out your team has been hanging out for this year-end event you haven’t started planning yet. Meaning half-measures won’t cut it.

As event spending has come under more scrutiny, another trend has emerged: outsourcing of the event planning and management function to third-party event planning firms. Outsourcing corporate event planning can make a lot of sense, depending on the frequency of your events, the types of events you need to run and the diversity of your target audiences. Here are our top 5 reasons to skip all the stress of event planning by outsourcing the lot.

It's always a good time for teambuilding! But oh my goodness, how are you going to avoid the been-there-done-that blues? And how are you going to keep your team from complaining that it just wasn’t good enough. Teambuilding events are essential for fostering camaraderie, boosting morale, and enhancing productivity within any organization. To help you plan memorable, effective and fun teambuilding activities, here are three ideas that go beyond traditional office settings...

How do you show your conference guests that you really care? Step out of the norm and try something new, give them a fresh and unexpected experience! Here are 5 creative ways for infusing excitement into an otherwise “been there, done that” company or industry conference...

The success of any conference is driven by much more than just the core conference agenda itself. Your conference attendees have traveled from all over the world to reunite with a common purpose and renew longstanding relationships. So use your next conference to recreate that sense of reunion among your attendees. Meaning they can still experience the great conversations, networking connections and fun once all of the “serious stuff” wraps up.

Conference season can leave you feeling buried in venue selection, meeting logistics, entertainment ideas and TOTALLY distracted from your other business priorities. Whether it’s a global sales meeting, a networking conference or an educational conference discussing the latest trends in your industry, nothing makes for a more successful corporate conference than detailed and advanced PLANNING.