Event content and development

Representation at seminars, conferences and roundtables can be a powerful and dynamic way by which an organisation can promote its products and services, and position itself and key executives as opinion/thought leaders in its industry. They can also raise a company's visibility to attract new clients and investors.

Whether it is an in-house event to promote a product to customers, or to inform employees, or whether it is an industry-run conference, its success depends on the relevance of the content, as well as on the ability of each speaker to grab the attention of the audience and retain it.

Identifying what the key industry issues are, who the industry experts are, and the best way to make an impact on an audience is where our event content and development service can help. With our team of talented journalists, editors and researchers and consultants and excellent contacts across a number of industries we can help plan an event, suggesting content and themes, as well as sourcing high-profile speakers.

To further ensure you have the edge in delivery we also offer a speech coaching service. This is where the trainer spends a few hours coaching and working closely with the speaker during the whole process of the writing, development and rehearsal of the speech.

Conferences

Collaboration in Financial Services, Carpenters' Hall, London, June 16 2005.

This event addressed the increasing importance of collaboration and collaboration technologies in financial services. It aimed to help individual firms as well as the entire industry to address the challenges and opportunities of this emerging space. The event brought together industry leaders to examine the underlying drivers of change including transparency, execution commoditisation, and shifts in buy-side/sellside information flows in specific market segments including equities, fixed income, M&A and syndication. 

For find out more about this event and for proceedings go to  Knowledge Events Europe. 

  Future Office and Workspace, London, November 2005

This conference will move on from the pure technology approach to this topic. It will look to people, environment,  knowledge and technology as an integrated structure. The first of the events will focus on the financial services sector, the second on professional services.  

The event will explore the issues, trends, directions of the workspace. It will develop thought leadership for future office and workspace supported by and based around an ethnographics and knowledge perspective.

The event will be preceded by and supported with a strong media programme, including a survey and the authoring of White Papers which will also be supported by a number of case studies.

For more information about this forthcoming event and the speaker and sponsorship opportunities that are available please contact lucia@powerful-communication.com.. Also go to Knowledge Events Europe.