Blogs by Rogier Elshout
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Panels: The Brussels Sprouts of events in Brussels
“Panels: there is a stubborn misconception that they are mandatory — and that they have to be tasteless.” Article Summary Panels at events in the Brussels bubble are a bit […]
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21 Speakers in 60 Minutes – it can be done.
“We are going to launch our corporate-wide new ESG policy. We want to do this in a fast-paced, energetic, light-toned talk show, but we also want to show a lot […]
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Long live the keynote! (but only as the exception)
My colleague Anna Gumbau wrote an article “Kill the keynote“. I agreed with her wholeheartedly. Most keynotes are dreadful. Too long, not inspiring, not what the audience wants. And for […]
Read tip →From the top of your head – and the bottom of your heart
For a welcome by your boss that kickstarts your event, instead of making people disconnect. By Rogier Elshout Most of the conferences I moderate start with a few words from […]
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#eventtip: Hybrid event manual. It all starts with burning desire and healthy ambition. And a pinch of technicalities.
Download the Hybrid event canvas: the tool to decide if hybrid is worth it and a manual and checklist to start with a meaningful hybrid event.
Read tip →Eventtip: painfully accurate
Greg Shaprio explaines vaccine delays in 2 minutes. Funny, but also painfully accurate.
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OPINION: Women moderators are great – but not to cover up an all male panel
We gladly provide women moderators. But preferably because of their personal qualities, not to fix an all male panel. Beatriz Rios and Rogier Elshout wrote this op-ed in in the […]
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