With more people out of the office and half the team remote working, the in-person magic is hard to recreate. For team-building events, it’s important to try and capture that feeling of togetherness. On the surface, online events can’t compete with the real thing. A lot of platforms offer simplistic interfaces that you can’t do much with. However, With the advent of new tools and tech, it’s easier than ever to come up with integrated and creative team-building exercises online. 87% of remote workers feel more connected when using video conferencing. But just bringing people together isn’t enough, for true team-building you definitely need something to do at your virtual table…

The goal of a job fair is for potential employees to meet potential employers so they can meet together and hopefully follow up for the future.

With Krowden (formerly NetworkTables) you can run virtual events like real events including roundtable discussions, 1:1 meetings, workshops, breakout sessions, and keynotes. It integrates with any video conferencing webinar tool.

Choosing the right event community software, tools and platforms can be very hard. It’s very important to break down the type of community you are running. For example a community of for example NFT holders or Crypto people communicate over slack a like chat groups. While associations such as a finance community, startup community or an event industry community are sharing knowledge by meeting up in-person or virtually in event communities.

Pitch events can require a bit more finesse than a regular presentation show. Now the attendees are the ones presenting their best ideas in front of a panel of judges.

WBECS (World Business And Executive Coaching Summit), the largest ONLINE business and executive coaching event, took place from 31st of May until the 20th of June. We interviewed Chris Alexander, organizer of WBECS about organizing this 7th edition of the online conference.

AMSTERDAM, 5th March 2020 – The arrival of the coronavirus is bad news for the events industry: events are canceled, resulting in additional costs and lost business. This doesn’t need to happen, thinks Matthijs Otto, founder of Krowden: “You only need a new location: online!”

NetworkTables founder Matthijs Otto and co-owner Querine Lap proudly received ‘The Future of Meetings Award’ again during The Meetings Show in London yesterday. The winner was determined by an international audience of event organizers that voted for the most innovative event tool.