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Who are the speakers? What will they talk about? Does their travel fit the conference agenda? How much breakfast do we need to order? Are dietary requirements catered for? Where will people collect their lanyards?
There’s a lot of dynamic planning that goes into every event, and these logistics are all important.
But have you thought about how people are going to engage with the carefully curated content and remember it after it finishes?
What will they do with the information they've heard?
Will there be space for reflection and those all-important ‘aha’ moments?
And when people head back to the office, how will they share what they've learnt with colleagues?
These are the questions we often explore with our clients.
Because we know that visuals help people retain information, with some stats showing that they increase learning by 65%.
Participants reflecting on the key messages from the Driving Change event at Roundhouse. Photo credit: John Williams
See ideas come to life. Watch conversations unfold visually as they happen.
Understand complex topics faster. Visuals reveal themes and connections at a glance.
Keep people engaged. Live drawing creates a focal point that sparks curiosity and encourages contribution.
Remember what matters. People retain visual information far better than words alone.
Capture the whole story. From speaker sessions to participant insights, every important idea has a place.
Bring everyone onto the same page. Shared visuals create clarity and shared understanding.
Keep the conversation going. Visuals become a lasting resource to share with participants and across social media.
Leave with more than memories. Visual storytelling connects people and inspires long after the event finishes.
Participant taking a photo of the graphic recording created during Newcastle University's NNZA Event
Will people remember the key messages?
Where will they capture their thinking?
How will they contribute?
Where can they pause and reflect?
How will conversations continue after the event?
What will people take back to their teams?
Meeting participants taking a photo of the live graphic recording ready to share on their LinkedIn
Aliya Rehman, Workforce Supply Programme Manager at NHS Employers
Photo credit: Grant Pritchard Photography