Why an Event Strategy is essential

In a business world where engagement is currency, events hold the power to create lasting impressions, drive meaningful interactions, and solidify brand positioning. Even more so after three years of social isolation - the events industry is undergoing a resurgence as people look to reconnect and engage.

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Developing your Leadership Strategy - What you should be actioning now

It’s never too early to start planning for the year ahead, and this includes developing and boosting your leadership strategies now. Jackie Gordon, Director at Dovetail, emphasises the importance of proactive planning: "Leadership success isn't a product of chance, but of strategic foresight."

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Preparing your brand for the rise of sustainability

Sustainability has moved from being a buzzword to an urgent global priority. As the effects of climate change become increasingly evident, and as consumers grow more conscious of their environmental impact, brands are being pushed to the forefront of this change. The demand for sustainable practices is no longer a niche preference—it's a widespread expectation. For brands, this shift offers both challenges and opportunities. So, how can your brand rise to the occasion and champion sustainability?

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Are we entering a post-digital era in branding and engagement?

The 'post-digital' era, a concept gaining momentum in business and marketing circles, represents an evolution beyond traditional digital marketing strategies. This does not imply the end of digital, but rather, a new phase where digital is no longer a separate or unique entity – it’s a given, embedded in our day-to-day experiences. This shift reflects how businesses are weaving digital into every aspect of their operations and consumer touchpoints.

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Engaging a multi-generational workforce: the art of balancing expectations

In a contemporary corporate landscape marked by demographic diversity, one of the most intriguing challenges facing companies is learning how to motivate and engage a multi-generational workforce. We see organisations occupied by four generations: Baby Boomers, Generation X, Millennials (or Generation Y) , and the emerging Generation Z. The amalgamation of these groups, each with unique values, motivations, and work styles, underscores a pressing need for a nuanced approach to employee engagement.

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