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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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It’s not enough for your message to be understood; real meaning happens when your message is felt.
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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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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.
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When selecting the right event agency to deliver your live event, there are many considerations and factors that will inform your decision on who to work with. Just some of the facts which may inform your decision include their financial stability, their creativity in answering your brief to meet your key objectives, their in-house capabilities, and the quality of their processes. However, regardless of what is likely to sway your decision, read our top 5 tips on how to choose the right event management agency.
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How can businesses balance remote working, casual collisions, and serendipitous meetings? A first account story of how the power of serendipity, reconsumption theory, and the beauty of experience can collide to create powerful motivational moments and how your business can learn to do the same.
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BI WORLDWIDE was tasked with designing a luxurious and relaxing experience that reflected the efforts of the highest achievers and provided lifelong memories, especially with some attendees having waited patiently for two years to receive their reward.
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BI WORLDWIDE was tasked with delivering an event that would overcome the logistical complexity of 120 attendees from 19 European countries, maximise exposure to the new vehicle, and minimise exposure to COVID-19.