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While the pandemic continues to punctuate our thoughts, our work and the headlines, the fight for gender equality in the workplace remains an important one. There have been pockets of gender-based con
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The biggest challenge we faced in the wake of COVID-19 was having to get to grips with the fact that our daily lives, both personal and professional, had to change at the drop of a hat, along with the
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What measures do exhibitors need to consider as we all get ready to go live again? And how are we as organisers helping them? The good news is, they need us. Emma Cartmell – CHS Group (LEP chair) an
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As more people are getting used to working from home and using digital platforms to engage with meetings – it is a great opportunity for new engaging products to be developed. Ranju Singh: Head of B
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A short-term gap filler? A distraction? Something to be tolerated until we can get back to ‘normal’? Or a long-term solution that will augment or even ultimately replace the physical event? And what
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March 2020 seems a long time ago now. Looking back I think that the overall feeling from the business (and I am sure many share this) was that this whole thing will be short and sharp and we will be b
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While the pandemic continues to punctuate our thoughts, our work and the headlines, the fight for gender equality in the workplace remains an important one. There have been pockets of gender-based con ...)
The biggest challenge we faced in the wake of COVID-19 was having to get to grips with the fact that our daily lives, both personal and professional, had to change at the drop of a hat, along with the ...)
What measures do exhibitors need to consider as we all get ready to go live again? And how are we as organisers helping them? The good news is, they need us. Emma Cartmell – CHS Group (LEP chair) an ...)
As more people are getting used to working from home and using digital platforms to engage with meetings – it is a great opportunity for new engaging products to be developed. Ranju Singh: Head of B ...
A short-term gap filler? A distraction? Something to be tolerated until we can get back to ‘normal’? Or a long-term solution that will augment or even ultimately replace the physical event? And what ...)
March 2020 seems a long time ago now. Looking back I think that the overall feeling from the business (and I am sure many share this) was that this whole thing will be short and sharp and we will be b ...
