Tag: Millennials

Dan Yaman, CEO of Live Spark, is glad that Millennials have inspired companies to rethink their presentations and to focus on engaging their audiences in brain-friendly, interactive ways. He also laments the fate of the poor, disengaged Gen Xers and Boomers who came before them.

Increasing audience interaction is key when planning for Millennials, whose epic appetite for engaging experiences can keep planners up at night.

While it’s yet to be determined what affects IHG’s acquisition of Kimpton in late 2015 will have on group programming, Kimpton remains a big player in the boutique hotel segment.

Staying up-to-date on current events is considered cool in the corporate world, so buying a subscription to The Economist, The New Yorker or The Atlantic could benefit anyone in the workplace.

A Joint Study on Multigenerational Programming by Prevue Meetings & the Incentive Research Foundation.

Today's youngest meeting attendees are not interested in token efforts; they want to be a part of an activity or fundraising event that truly makes a difference and is aligned with their values.

When it comes to entertaining Millennials, your concepts must be magnetic for maximum attraction.

Millennials are accustomed to frequent recognition and respond positively to it—just make sure it’s earned.