Being able to make edits on the fly.
Being able to design backdrops and know how to set up stuff for ON24 or other virtual platforms.
Being able to edit videos or make tweaks on the fly.
Understanding all the technical components that go into making a better event - lighting, internet speeds, connections, being able to multitask as a producer on events.
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Rachel Sigley
Sr. Brand Marketing Manager
Tata America International Corporation
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Original Message:
Sent: 10-26-2020 11:19
From: Danielle Czark
Subject: Huddle of the Week #6: New Event Planner Skills
Happy Monday, all! We're here with our next Huddle of the Week discussion. A few weeks back, we asked you through our poll what skill you found most critical as a planner during these times. While there were a range of responses, the majority responded with event technology.
So, our questions for you this week are:
- What exactly does that (event technology skills) mean to you?
- What skills have you learned and explored while supporting virtual events that you previously did not have?
Do any of the other skills come into play, such as virtual production, creativity to produce engaging content & experiences, or marketing from a new lens, that work alongside these new event technology skills?
Let us know your thoughts and experiences by clicking the Reply button. If there is something that you still want to learn while supporting virtual, let us know, too! #HuddleoftheWeek #VoiceIt
By the way, Cvent's Virtual Events Certification is now available! Take your skills to the next level and get certified for free through the end of the year.
#Miscellaneous
#ManagingVirtualEvents
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Danni Czark
Senior Associate, Online Community Marketing
Cvent
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