Speaker bureau management software helps streamline program management for agencies who manage life science speaker bureaus. It serves as one centralized repository for administrators, sales reps and speakers. And they can access it any time for real-time data and status information. A platform that tracks aggregate spend, budget allocations, speaker honoraria limits, and speaker contact information helps everyone stay within compliance.
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A good wayfinding strategy sets the pace of your entire event. You didn’t think directional signage was that important, did you? A thoughtfully designed wayfinding strategy attracts attention and generates excitement, helping attendees make a critical mind shift from an exhausting day of travel or congress networking to being 100% focused on your program or event. Click here to read more »
We know that pressing timelines and constantly evolving program details don’t always leave room for custom event collateral branding and design for life science events.
But did you know that a unique logo has been shown to increase memorability and message recall? And the use of unified design templates for slides, signage and collateral pull messaging through every attendee touch point at events.
Make your event unforgettable with custom event collateral branding and design.
Our services include:
- Unique logos and taglines
- Eye-catching color schemes and professional font recommendations
- Unified templates for signage, presentations slides, welcome packets and more
- The highest quality paper, glosses and finishing
Creative MediaWorks is known for delivering the highest quality event collateral with unfailing attention to details and deadlines. Last minute changes to attendee lists, constantly changing agendas, complicated shipping paperwork – no problem. We worry about the details so you don’t have to.
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Of course you know what you’re getting out of your next speaker program. But what’s in it for your attendees? Why not ask them what they think? Surveys aren’t just a great strategy for post-program evaluation. They can be used to create more interesting breakout sessions, optimize presentation content and select better speakers.
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The latest digital platforms add a whole new dimension to event signage. Where we used to be limited to banners, handouts, and name badges we now have web resources and social media platforms to drive attendance and promote our events. Here are just some of the ways you can take advantage of the latest technology to increase the impact of your next program and extend its reach.
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When it comes to implementing programs that get results, collaboration and feedback are critical. In the life sciences industry, we often use surveys and polling to collect that real-world insight. But a poorly executed survey can cost you valuable relationships with key opinion leaders, speakers, program attendees or customers.
So how do you create an expert survey? First and foremost, your most important objective is to capture clear actionable results. You’ll achieve this if you engage your audience and use a reliable platform that allows you to accurately capture data and quantify it in a format that can be easily analyzed and shared with your decision-making team.
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Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. As experts in the digital printing business, we’ve been living the three R’s for years. Recent client requests have shown us that we’re all stepping up our game to meet the challenges of producing more by using less. There’s no difference when it comes to meeting signage. With the latest trends in inks, printers, materials and digital technology, there are plenty of ways to reduce your carbon footprint without breaking the bank. Here are some of our suggestions. Click here to read more »
If you ask us, signage and directionals are an integral component of your speaker program. After a long day on the conference floor, your attendees are rushed, tired and-more often than not- a little lost. Your out-of-the-box thinking can mean the difference between a rushed, late, and frustrated attendee and one that is impressed, refreshed and ready to contribute. Here’s how you can use signage and directionals to set the stage for your next program.
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