Comments on: Attention Conference Organizers http://sw14group.com/wzzy/2010/02/attention-conference-organizers/ Management, strategy and content for tech and media clients. Sun, 15 Jan 2012 02:40:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Wzzy http://sw14group.com/wzzy/2010/02/attention-conference-organizers/comment-page-1/#comment-173 Wzzy Sat, 27 Feb 2010 08:13:26 +0000 http://sw14group.com/wzzy/?p=712#comment-173 Ricardo, I agree completely. Speaker bios - or a web page with links to the presentations - would be fantastic. Thank you for the comment! Ricardo, I agree completely. Speaker bios – or a web page with links to the presentations – would be fantastic. Thank you for the comment!

]]> By: Ricardo Bueno http://sw14group.com/wzzy/2010/02/attention-conference-organizers/comment-page-1/#comment-172 Ricardo Bueno Sat, 27 Feb 2010 07:58:56 +0000 http://sw14group.com/wzzy/?p=712#comment-172 Awesome name badges with Twitter ID's printed on them would be great (not entirely necessary, but great nonetheless). What I really like is the suggestion you offered to have volunteers or other organizers police the venue for chit-chat, asking offenders to please step outside. There's nothing more annoying/inappropriate then when someone answers their phone during a presentation (I've seen/heard it happen one too many times). As for everything else, I don't think you've left anything out. I think you covered everything really well. One suggestion I would make to the presenters/speakers, is to have a one-sheet bio or services sheet to distribute to the attendees. I think that would be really helpful in connecting them for follow up with all of those in attendance. Awesome name badges with Twitter ID’s printed on them would be great (not entirely necessary, but great nonetheless).

What I really like is the suggestion you offered to have volunteers or other organizers police the venue for chit-chat, asking offenders to please step outside. There’s nothing more annoying/inappropriate then when someone answers their phone during a presentation (I’ve seen/heard it happen one too many times).

As for everything else, I don’t think you’ve left anything out. I think you covered everything really well.

One suggestion I would make to the presenters/speakers, is to have a one-sheet bio or services sheet to distribute to the attendees. I think that would be really helpful in connecting them for follow up with all of those in attendance.

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