Last week I was interviewed by Diana Brandl. Diana is a freelancer in Office Management and Executive Support Service and speaks at international events.
"The Socialista Projects" is a blog for Office Professionals where she publishes various tips around her profession, interviews with ambassadors of her profession and more. Here's her interview with me.
With 30 function rooms the Grand Elysée Hotel is one of Hamburg's biggest event hotels. So it offers ample space for big events. But it is also an elegant venue for smaller events like exclusive customer dinners and receptions.
The Lovelace is located in a listed building which used to be a Bavarian bank and has stood here for more than a century. Yet everything in here is temporary: the lobby, the signage, the rooms, the event spaces. The owners call it a „hotel happening“.
Having identified the trade show that is frequented by your ideal customers, the next step is to decide the stand space. Which hall, position, shape and size. They all make a difference.
The Avalon Kraftwerk is a former electricity generating house. Stripped and converted into a venue location, the semi-industrial halls with multi-level spaces make an interesting environment.
In the globalised world today, translating brochures, signage, documents, user stories and other marketing texts is normal. Corporate headquarters, other departments or in some case partners, all provide information that must be converted to convey a meaning to a new audience effectively.
The British Government website proposes some trade shows as an unsorted pictorial list, but finding an event that is worth the investment and has the right audience needs a little more focus. In Germany, the organisation AUMA has a comprehensive search engine system, and it's in ENGLISH too!
Châteauform’ has a unique and very compelling concept: Whilst having your business meeting or seminar away from your own home, "feel at home" in one of Châteauform’s exclusive venues.
There are few hotels in the Munich area that offer such extensive conference facilities as the Infinity Hotel, both in possibilities and capacity.
They have 19 meeting rooms of various sizes, which in itself is impressive. But its particularly special asset is the large auditorium: the "Ballhausforum".
Wrong assumptions can lead to momentous misunderstandings, last-minute costly corrections or even failure. In events planning this is particularly critical because we have a fixed deadline, the event date, and are working to a very tight schedule. These are some of our tips to avoid assumptions.