Choosing the right event community software, tools and platforms can be very hard. It’s very important to break down the type of community you are running. For example a community of for example NFT holders or Crypto people communicate over slack a like chat groups. While associations such as a finance community, startup community or an event industry community are sharing knowledge by meeting up in-person or virtually in event communities.

The main goal of Techilicious on May 25, 2016 was to accelerate startup & corporate collaboration to innovate faster together. We have transformed YES!Delft into a unique restaurant, called Techilicious. The most promising the start-ups and selected corporate board members and innovation managers came together to dine to deal.

Here is a 7 step by step guide to help you launch your event community...

Have you ever had opportunities because of your network of connections? Networking isn’t just about meeting interesting people, it’s about connecting ideas with opportunities” […]

Good email content and a proper plan can significantly increase your event pre-engagement. All shiny statistics will increase once you use this way of communication properly. In Krowden (formerly NetworkTables) we always suggest putting a lot of attention into your email communication. It’s the easiest and the most effective way to communicate with people attending your events.

I started my internship at NetworkTables in September of last year with a very welcoming postcard lying on the desk that soon became my home away from home. I was excited, and a bit frightened, to be starting as an intern in small but ambitious company. My colleagues added to both those feelings, in one way they were loving and supportive, but at times they could also be frighteningly active and energetic. Having worked in a dull supermarket for the majority of my teenage years, where lazy sixteen-year-olds basically come to pick their nose while unpacking a shipment of toilet paper or two, I certainly was not used to this dynamic enthusiasm I saw.

Imagine yourself being at an event with 300+ attendees. How do you find the right people, so potential business partners, to talk to? Usually, it is a matter of starting a conversation with a random person and hoping it will be time well spent. Are you an event organizer and do you want to organize events with more impact? Take out the scatter-gun approach in networking and facilitate effective matchmaking for your attendees, sponsors, and partners.

As the event brought in chatbot aficionados from all around the world, we decided to interview three of the brightest minds on the potential for chatbots at events.

Hybrid events are the new normal in our events world after COVID. Now live events can be organized again, the mix of meeting live in limited numbers and simultaneously including an online audience in your live communication seems to be the solution. Our vision: ‘A session streamed online, is not a hybrid event.’

With more people out of the office and half the team remote working, the in-person magic is hard to recreate. For team-building events, it’s important to try and capture that feeling of togetherness. On the surface, online events can’t compete with the real thing. A lot of platforms offer simplistic interfaces that you can’t do much with. However, With the advent of new tools and tech, it’s easier than ever to come up with integrated and creative team-building exercises online. 87% of remote workers feel more connected when using video conferencing. But just bringing people together isn’t enough, for true team-building you definitely need something to do at your virtual table…