Earlier in June, The Next Web Conference (TNW) hosted their annual event in Amsterdam. The conference brought together international tech executives, investors, scale-ups and startups for two days full of thought-provoking sessions (and a ferris wheel)!
We share some on-stage highlights from leaders discussing what lies ahead across industries.
This year we’re looking ahead, drawing on lessons learned and trends from the past two years to optimize how we approach speaking and events in the face of a changing landscape. In-person events are back on the rise, but uncertainty remains—which means prioritizing flexibility and safety is key when planning a speaking or events strategy for 2022.
For 2022, cred submitted 21 sessions on behalf of our thought leaders, covering topics including fintech, tactics to market to GenZ, closing the talent gap, and personalized medicine. Learn more about each session below. Don’t forget to vote for your favorite session before PanelPicker closes August 26!
With the event industry flipped upside down these past 18 months, there’s a tremendous opportunity to create new best practices, ideas, and innovation. The world just learned to navigate fully virtual events, but now it must tackle a new challenge: invent engagement for hybrid events and recreate excitement for in-person ones.
So what’s new here? We sat down with Gina Michnowicz, CEO & Executive Creative Director of The Craftsman, our agency partner, to get her take on how we can maximize engagement and social strategy when you’re planning your next event. Check out what we learned:
Over the past year, more and more Americans have come to understand and recognize Juneteenth and its significance to Black people in our country.
As a native Black Texan, I grew up knowing about Juneteenth, its significance to not only Texas and Black history, and celebrating it with my family.
For those who haven’t celebrated this holiday, here are some events to help you understand and learn more about Juneteenth.
Since 1949, the United States has dedicated May as the official month for Mental Health Awareness. Over the past two years, mental health has become a more important discussion that we all are discussing. It’s also made us here at cred stop and take a look at what we and our clients are doing to help take care of our mental health.
