[WEBINAR] How to Engage Multi-Generational Meeting Attendees

Our Panelist

Kelly Peacy, CAE, CMP Founder and CEO Insight Event Strategy, LLC

Focus on design

mindset and learning

styles

Targeted takeaways,

connections and

personalization

Content extension

and community

Our Webinar Roadmap

Getting Beyond Generational Stereotypes

The Designer’s Mindset

Learning and

Connection Preferences

What are the some of the core values of the audience?

o Rigorous structure vs. Flexibility

o Group work/team vs. Independence

o Face to face vs. technology

o Peer recognition

Create Connections

Connect Using Experiences

Within Experiences

Design event experiences around multiple ways to

connect based on the audience’s core values:

o Roundtables with senior professionals and new professionals

(boomers and millennials)

o Use your conference app to create one-on-one appointments

based on interests and event objectives—dedicate a space on-

site for face-to-face meetings (gen x and millennials)

Building Community and Making it Personal

Use collective brain power

and depth of experience

Leverage your event to start conversations that matter

o Create environments for timed team challenges around a specific industry issue

o Post challenges and solutions on-site and online for continued dialogue

• Design your program schedule to include room for crowdsourced content

• Create quiet spaces/lounges for participants to reflect on what they’ve learned and how they will put it into practice

to engage multi-generational

attendees

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