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    Thriving events: The vital role of organiser wellbeing in success

    At BI WORLDWIDE, we understand that when our event teams thrive, so do our events. Read how we’re prioritising team wellbeing so they can create moments of inspiration and impact for our clients and their delegates.

  • A group of people stands together in front of an old stone archway on a sunny day, their smiles as vibrant as the lively scene. Dressed casually, with some sporting sunglasses, they embody the cheerful spirit that Welcome Break inspires in its employees.

    Case Study

    Welcome Break inspired employees after a gruelling peak season

    After a gruelling peak season with demanding targets, Welcome Break wanted to reward and recognise the achievements of their top-performing Site Managers. Learn how BI WORLDWIDE supported Welcome Break with a three-day incentive trip spanning three countries.

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    5 ways we raise the events bar with FRESH perspectives

    The recent pandemic. The current levels of inflation and huge price increases. The future opportunity – and threat – of AI.   It’s safe to say that working in the events industry keeps you on your toes! But working in such a fast-paced and ever-evolving industry requires an agile approach, thinking outside the box, and being clever with budgets.   As such, it’s important that our events specialists remain excited, curious and open to learning about upcoming trends, new products and approaches to share with our clients and their delegates. But how do we keep on top of the conversation, no matter the new topic? Simple, by keeping things FRESH!  

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    A guide to corporate event planning

    In a world where connections and experiences matter more than ever, the ability to plan and execute a successful corporate event is crucial. Whether it’s a conference, a product launch, a team-building day out, or a hybrid event, the art of corporate event planning can profoundly impact an organisation’s image and reputation. In this article, we delve into planning a corporate event, exploring what factors must be considered to ensure that an event leaves a lasting impression on your guests.

  • A person with curly hair is smiling while reclining on a sofa, looking at a smartphone. Soft lighting creates a relaxed and cheerful atmosphere, perhaps as they browse event communications for an exciting upcoming gathering.

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    How to make a good first impression with your event communications

    Why is it a struggle to get people to register for your events? Put simply, because it’s uninspiring. Read our five key ways to improve your guest registration experience and ensure you engage your delegates from day one.

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    Want to maximise your time and money? – Ask your event agency!

    Time is precious, budgets are tight, and demands are rising.   Find out the critical questions you should feel confident asking your events agency and what we suggest to maximise the impact and memorability of your event.

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    Why your event programme should make a difference for generations to come

    Explore how using events to make a difference can not only have a positive impact on the people and places you are supporting but also the attendees on the trip.  In our blog we share our CSR activity with our clients on their trip to Chiang Mai with track of the tiger, and the behavioural science behind why CSR activities are a good idea for your next event.

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    The key to a meaningful event message: emotion

    It’s not enough for your message to be understood; real meaning happens when your message is felt.

  • Two hands holding lit sparklers against a blurred sunset sky evoke the excitement of measuring corporate events. The bright sparks and distant bokeh lights blend to create a festive atmosphere, capturing the spirit of celebration and success.

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    Measuring corporate events success

    Read how BI WORLDWIDE approaches measurement to help plan corporate events that inspire attendees and deliver measurable business results for our clients.

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    Case Study

    Pivoting to hybrid while on site!

    How a global sales conference in Nashville became a hybrid event…whilst on site! A demonstration of how operational excellence from our events team meant we were able to successfully transform an event to hybrid whilst 4,000 miles from the office.