Professional Education Programme
Thursday, 29 November 2012 09:00 – 10:30
10.00 – 10.30 5 traps to avoid when creating highly interactive events
Ever attend a conference where the speaker literally put everyone into a trance because they were so boring? For attendees to be interested and involved, there needs to be a shift in the conference learning experience. Discover how to transform that experience and boost interaction to create highly successful events.
Stream: Future Events Experience – Open to all Speaker: Eric Amram, CEO, Evenium
10.00 – 11.00 Sustainable Events Corner, Stand M750
Sustainability Advice Clinic This is your chance to ask questions of our experts who will assist you on your sustainability journey.
Stream: Sustainability – Open to all Speakers: Eloise Sochanik, Project Manager, Positive Impact; Charlie Banks, Business Development Manager, Sustainable Events Ltd 10.30 – 10.45
Meaningful Connection Capsule Series (Part 3)
If you want to connect and not just exchange business cards, drop into these fun, short and informative sessions! Part 3: How to listen between the lines and build better professional relationships; how to diversify your network to achieve better innovation; how to follow-up effi ciently and nurture professional relationships.
Stream: Future Events Experience – Open to all Speaker: Jordi Robert-Ribes, Professional speaker, Author of “Connecting Forward”, as well as Investments Director at XGr SL
11.00 – 11.30 7 Invites for Every Attendee
How are your events doing? After processing a few hundred thousand registrations, Freek Zindel is going to share 7 key stats that tell you if your event is on track. How effective are invitation reminders? How many guests will register? How long will you be organizing? Join this presentation to fi nd out!
Stream: Future Events Experience Speaker: Freek Zindel, Founder,
Eventilo.com 11:30 - 12:00
A Sustainable Event Destination: Starting the Journey
Due to receive certifi cation to ISO 20121 by the end of 2012, Manchester Central have not only started to meet their own sustainability objectives but are also a lead player in the Manchester wide initiative to create a sustainable destination by 2020.
Stream: Sustainability – Open to all Speaker: Dirk Pittaway, Operations Director, Manchester Central Conference Centre 11.00 – 12.00
Student Session – Your Future Career in the Meetings Industry
This session will explain the jobs that are available and explore the qualities required to make a successful career in the meetings industry. There are jobs for conference organisers, venue managers and destination marketing professionals, to name a few. Come to this session to discover the range of careers and fi nd out if you have what it takes!
Stream: Student Seminars – Open to all Speaker: Rob Davidson, Senior Lecturer, Events Management, Greenwich University
11.00 – 12.00 Conference Room 4.2 El Travel Management en España 2012 - Perfi l del responsable, retos y prioridades (en colaboración con MPI España)
En esta sesión mostraremos datos de interés obtenidos en el recién elaborado estudio realizado por IBTA y Star Alliance en el que se muestra el perfi l del Travel Manager en España, sus prioridades en la gestión de los viajes de empresa, meetings e incentivos. Estos datos serán contrastados con expertos acreditados. Se dará especial relevancia a la cada vez más elevada incidencia del “Travel manager” en la gestión de eventos e incentivos.
Stream: Spanish Seminars – Open to all Speaker: Victor Noguer, Director IBTA España
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Future Events Experience, Stand O200
Sustainable Events Corner, Stand M750
Conference Room 5.2
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