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Re: The Perfect Conference
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Anonymous
Mark
I'm with you on all points, particularly that of disassociating sponsorship from speaking priveleges. I would add one additional point, which is that any speakers should be assessed/vetted for their level of capability and skill to speak in public. Powerpoint-centered or not, the point of a conference is to engage the attendees, and for that you need skilled speakers. Differentiated or specialist skills and experience is not enough. The ability and appetite to "work a room" is what turns information into engagement.
Too many conferences disappoint horribly because smart people can't hold the attention of an audience. I'm hoping that your speakers/moderators/panelists at Mesh are not only able to share their unique experiences and viewpoints, but to engage and motivate through their speaking skills.
Ian
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