Almost a year ago, the events sector was almost brought to its knees by the COVID-19 pandemic, with most face-to-face meetings of any note cancelled. It has to be acknowledged, the days of large-scale gatherings, where you had to be there to take part is gone for the foreseeable future.
Over the last couple of months, as the furlough pay from my side-hustle box office job tapered off, I’ve been working freelance for Glasgow-based events company Think Different Events. What began as ad hoc copy writing and admin duties quickly grew into larger-scale events work.
A look at how we all need to re-imagine what our business offering to clients will be post COVID-19
While researching some of the available platforms, just a sample of these is noted below, it is apparent that the work of the event’s organiser will change requiring even greater ‘Technology Literacy’.
Think Different Events LTD are excited to work with Turning Point Scotland
Mick Beatie, National coordinator, NPCC Financial Crime Portfolio, outlines his thoughts, concerns and challenges as we move with him from an annual face to face conference to a virtual hybrid event.
Almost a year ago, the events sector was almost brought to its knees by the COVID-19 pandemic, with most face-to-face meetings of any note cancelled. It has to be acknowledged, the days of large-scale gatherings, where you had to be there to take part is gone for the foreseeable future.
Over the last couple of months, as the furlough pay from my side-hustle box office job tapered off, I’ve been working freelance for Glasgow-based events company Think Different Events. What began as ad hoc copy writing and admin duties quickly grew into larger-scale events work.
A look at how we all need to re-imagine what our business offering to clients will be post COVID-19
