After quarantine, the world will no longer be what we are used to. Events will also change: both in form and content. But we know for sure that online events will not be able to compete with the usual communication of people.

It is the task of every professional event organizer to look at ordinary things from a different angle. Event agency Pryshchepkin Event-Team at the beginning of the quarantine, in March 2020, reflected on the general trends in the event sphere, which should be expected after the quarantine. Now, in September 2020, many of them are already being implemented both in Kyiv and throughout Ukraine. In this article, we have gathered together our thoughts on organizing and conducting corporate events, such as conferences and business forums. Read, remember, do not forget to flip through the illustrations!

BREADED MEDICAL MASKS INSTEAD OF TRADITIONAL BADGES

A new plane has appeared to place the logos and names of those whose faces are now hidden behind masks. A new creative solution - badge masks. At the reception, such as a conference, each participant will receive a mask with their name and leave the event with a small souvenir.

EXCLUSIVE SANITIZER WITH INDIVIDUAL FRAGRANCE

Perfume workshops, which were popular before the coronavirus epic, are appropriately transformed into workshops on the preparation of antiseptic liquid with exclusive fragrances. Great solution for team building in the office. It is not unreasonable to assume that the preparation of individual plumbers will be an event hit this year.

REDUCING THE NUMBER OF STAFF EVENTS

This is especially true for those who conduct direct communication with guests at business events: registration of participants, moderation of the conference, FAQ. All this can be replaced by functional chatbots and mobile applications, such as Prischepkin Event App. By the way, these cuts will help optimize the budget.

STERILE MICROPHONES

The microphone is an integral part of any event. And now, after the pandemic, we must take into account not only the correctness of the technical contractor, but also the sterility and cleanliness of technical equipment at the event.