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When participants have no impression of an event – neither good nor bad, no vibrations, emotions, observations, nothing, just a straight line, it is one of the most crushing \u00a0feelings with regards to the organization of the event. In today\u2019s turbo-production, this \u00a0is, unfortunately, quite common. However, if and when it happens, it should be a serious warning and alarm to the organizer and all parties involved in the organization, to \u00a0urgently stir up and reassess their approach and strategy.
\nWhy? The main goal of each and every event is to make an impression on its target \u00a0group. To impress, intrigue, wonder, laugh, entertain, teach, raise awareness, stimulate emotion. To create energy, establish the frequency, and thus, find its way to, usually \u00a0over-engaged brain of the participants and create an impulse referring to the company, brand, a product or a theme, new approach or idea.
\nWhen this is not the case, the effect of such an event is like an unwinding of a rich wrapped gift, that is, when the box is opened, empty. There\u2019s nothing. If you have not made an impression at event, it is as if you organized an event where nobody showed \u00a0up. \u201cThe effect\u201d is the same.
\nTo forestall such a nightmare for any organizer, it is necessary at the very outset to be so aware of what is the most appealing to all delegates. Logical, right?
\nFor this purpose, in this issue of SEEbtm magazine, we explored what the participants of the event considered most important to them and what made the greatest impression, depending on whether they attended a congress, seminar, corporate gathering or team building. If you apply or change at least one thing you\u2019ve learned by reading a magazine, we feel that we have achieved a success.
\u201cPeople will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never
\nforget how you made them feel.\u201d
\nMaya Angelou
Miona Milic
\nEditor-in-Chief
\nThe post How to make an impression? – Introduction in 23rd issue of SEEbtm magazine appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.
\n", "content_text": "Miona Milic\nCover story:\nHow to make an impression?\n\u201cHow was it?\u201d\n\u201cWell… I do not know… OK… I guess.\u201d\nWhen participants have no impression of an event – neither good nor bad, no vibrations, emotions, observations, nothing, just a straight line, it is one of the most crushing \u00a0feelings with regards to the organization of the event. In today\u2019s turbo-production, this \u00a0is, unfortunately, quite common. However, if and when it happens, it should be a serious warning and alarm to the organizer and all parties involved in the organization, to \u00a0urgently stir up and reassess their approach and strategy.\nWhy? The main goal of each and every event is to make an impression on its target \u00a0group. To impress, intrigue, wonder, laugh, entertain, teach, raise awareness, stimulate emotion. To create energy, establish the frequency, and thus, find its way to, usually \u00a0over-engaged brain of the participants and create an impulse referring to the company, brand, a product or a theme, new approach or idea.\nWhen this is not the case, the effect of such an event is like an unwinding of a rich wrapped gift, that is, when the box is opened, empty. There\u2019s nothing. If you have not made an impression at event, it is as if you organized an event where nobody showed \u00a0up. \u201cThe effect\u201d is the same.\nTo forestall such a nightmare for any organizer, it is necessary at the very outset to be so aware of what is the most appealing to all delegates. Logical, right?\nFor this purpose, in this issue of SEEbtm magazine, we explored what the participants of the event considered most important to them and what made the greatest impression, depending on whether they attended a congress, seminar, corporate gathering or team building. If you apply or change at least one thing you\u2019ve learned by reading a magazine, we feel that we have achieved a success.\n\u201cPeople will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never \nforget how you made them feel.\u201d \nMaya Angelou\nMiona Milic\nEditor-in-Chief\nThe post How to make an impression? – Introduction in 23rd issue of SEEbtm magazine appeared first on SEE Business travel & meetings magazine.", "date_published": "2017-02-28T14:36:49+01:00", "date_modified": "2017-12-13T16:20:12+01:00", "author": { "name": "Miona Milic", "url": "https://www.seebtm.com/en/author/miona/", "avatar": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/IMG-20240224-WA0003-e1728981138373.jpg" }, "image": "https://www.seebtm.com/wp-content/uploads/Image-1.jpg", "tags": [ "intorduction", "SEEbtm magazine", "Hot topics" ] } ] }