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Case 2 Creating opportunities for 2-way communication Company B wanted a seminar that would generate real two-way communication.

Case Background
We put on a lot of seminars, but it's all us talking and the audience listening, and we don't actually find out what people thought until later. We want something a little more interactive, so we can explore the topic on the spot with people who took the trouble to come and listen to us...

(Company B seminar client)

BUSINESS FORUM NET's Solution
Two-way communication is more effective when the number of attendees is kept small. We advised the client to hold the seminar in a round-table format with a small group instead of the usual front-facing arrangement.
  • 1. Round-table format business seminar targeted at a small, select group of attendees.
  • 2. Attendees limited to the target industry and participants the client is seeking as customers, with content focused on issues of direct concern to participants.

Business Seminar Outline

Participation
free of charge
Event size
30 persons
Target
Target industry: Pharmaceuticals
Target department: Technical R&D, management planning
Target position: Executive-level

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