2012 casedr event rejuvenationusing technology to modernize your events for the 21st century
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The document discusses how to modernize events for the 21st century using technology by balancing tradition with new approaches. It suggests rethinking budgets, invitations, decorations, and giveaways to create a "wow factor" that makes attendees feel like an important part of the organization's vision. The presentation encourages taking risks and focusing on the attendee experience by using technology pervasively and following up after the event.
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- 2. Road Map • Needs are Changing • Budgets are Changing • The “WOW” Factor • Technology is Pervasive • Who’s Watching • Who’s attending?
- 3. Design an event that encourages guests to feel that they are an essential part of the University’s grand vision, by balancing the old with the new, and the intimate with the global.
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- 5. Why Not?
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- 17. • Questions?? • Comments?? • THANK YOU! • Lynne M. Wester • Wester@yu.edu • www.donorrelationsguru.com • Twitter- @donorguru