Minabai Seibofa, FIMC, CMC.’s Post

Protocol should not be an afterthought when planning events. Oftentimes, I have observed event planning teams not having a protocol professional as part of the team. This shouldn't be so. Protocol professionals are instrumental to the success of events as their knowledge of etiquette, order of precedence, managing guest lists and diplomatic skills come to bare during events. Tonight, during the Virtual Protocol Mentorship Session for week 2, I'll be sharing on "Event Management, Strategies, and Best Practices - The Role of Protocol Professionals. Join us as we learn essential strategies for planning and executing successful events with a protocol focus. See you in class! #shieldfield #minabaiseibofa #protocoltraining #protocol #protocolofficer #InternationalProtocol #globalprotocolchief #VPMS #orderofprecedence #eventsplanning

Are you looking for information about #RTT - Real Time Text and how to provide the service to your #PSAP? Look no further: Beta 80 Group is attending the EENA 112 conference in #Valencia, next April 24-26, and we will disclose all the secrets of RTT. - Attend to our #speech to know what you need to implement RTT. - Visit us at #Booth no.33 for a live #demo of a native RTT communication. Register for the EENA conference here 👇 https://lnkd.in/d7ET9Je #NG112 #emergencymanagement #publicsafety #ESInet

Last week was definitely conference week.  After a few days in the north for the United Kingdom Crowd Management Association Conference, it was down to Farnborough to attend the @NaCTSO Conference. We heard about the revisions to the UKProtect website including the updated guidance and templates as well as the Menu of Tactical Options available to businesses. Scan for line managers was introduced, although it has been available for a couple of months. A potentially exciting addition to the ACT suite due to be launched shortly will be ‘Act in a Box’ which will be a tool to aid the training of staff in the preparation and response to an attack.  Whilst to start with the initial release will be limited, the learnings look to still be useful to the events industry and business at large.  Keep an eye out for when it is released. All useful tools in the toolbox to help us put plans in place to counter and respond to attacks. #eventsafety  #crowdsafety #CT

Testing event plans is as critical to safe and successful event delivery as meticulous planning, coordination and execution are. Here, we lay out the reasons why testing is a critical element of event planning and delivery. https://buff.ly/4dIzJQd #SafeEventsGlobal #enablingcreativity #eventsafety #crowdsafety #eventprofs #eventprofsUK

A handy little guide from Event Command Limited to remind anyone looking after an event of the basics when issues and incidents arise - anything that helps you get back to Business as Usual ASAP is worth having to hand, and great to see a willingness to share in the events world #eventsafety #eventmanagement #eventprofs

Will you be at the DRJ Conference ? #drjfall #drj Let's talk in person about Critical Event Management strategies to reduce the time it takes you to activate alerts. Book a time with me today and come by booth 317.

EDIT - OUR DELEGATION IS NOW FULL, THANK YOU ALL SO MUCH! Hello Everyone Blind Burners is looking for active game devs who are interested to serve as guides for our delegation to the wonderful Develop: Brighton industry conference, July 9th-11th, with arrivals and departures on the 8th and 12th. We can provide 3-day passes to those who are happy to take part and recognise the value of this experience to all participants and to our industry as a whole. Testimonials from 2023’s guides and participants in the comments. For more information contact chris@blindburners.com directly and if you are interested please complete the registration form shared in this post. Working with the RNIB and other partners, we are assembling as a group of EIGHT passionate gamers from across the UK’s blind and low vision gaming communities. Our group includes folks working in art and accessibility, as well as new entrants interested in careers in narrative and engineering. We would love to include guides from a good cross-section of roles within the industry. Responsibilities include meeting delegates at train stations, navigating between different conference sessions, reading out visual content such as presentation slides, facilitating introductions and relaying key visual information such as who is in the room or in a group, and making the most of the evening networking sessions. The idea is to match each blind delegate with an active game developer who can help to navigate the event in accordance with their needs. We are looking to spark mutually rewarding professional connections across our group. Our delegates include folks with varying levels of blindness, from usable to no usable vision. Each person is different, and needs and preferences may vary from time to time. No prior experience of guiding is needed. Together with our friends at RNIB, we can offer training and encouragement. Accessibility is more than a set of prescriptive rules, it is something that we co-create, and an art in itself. Our guests will mostly arrive Monday and depart Friday, and we would appreciate anyone who can also be available on these days to welcome our delegates and give them a good farewell. THANK YOU! https://bit.ly/4bOW1ir

Do you "quality check" everything? Are you constantly talking about how to improve the customer experience? Can you recite your KPI progress for 2024 thus far? Then you need to come to Nashville in September and attend the QATC conference! The only quality and training conference focused on helping organizations improve their customer experience -- you can't miss it! Three days of current content from experts in the quality arena. C'mon and join in!

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Just a few more days for the Early Bird discount for the QATC Annual Conference, which is set for Monday-Wednesday, September 17-19 at the Hilton Nashville Downtown Hotel in Nashville, TN! Register before August 1 to get $100 off the registration fee for the only conference designed specifically for Quality Assurance and Training professionals in the contact center! Click here to register: https://cvent.me/mNB1Q1 Still building your case for attendance? A few of our previous attendees passed along some specific quantitative results for cost-justification for the conference: 1. Identify three things that you need to work on within your organization and compare the cost of bringing in a consultant to help with those things to sending someone to the conference -- and don't forget the ongoing support and built-in experience you are left with once you implement your own findings versus being led by a consultant. 2. Attendees will enjoy various structured networking opportunities that give them focused opportunities to interact with other professionals in their field and industry to glean specific, real-world scenarios that have been used and discuss pros and cons of implementation of various techniques. These opportunities are accomplished in a relaxed, cooperative environment to foster interaction and collaboration of participants. 3. The QATC Annual Conference provides specific, focused sessions on solid, applicable techniques to improve various call center operations areas. These sessions go beyond theory and concepts to practical applications for operations of all sizes and complexities, whether a small, single skill set center to large, multi-center, multi-skill set environments. Return on the investment is quickly realized through application of any techniques garnered from just one of these sessions. Check out the agenda on the website at https://lnkd.in/e5_ZqxH Attendees can take advantage of 50 breakout sessions. Make your plans now to attend this unique conference to find the latest information on quality assurance and training trends and technologies and to network with your peers. You won't find an event like this anywhere else! Register before August 1 to receive the $100 Early Bird discount. Then bring your whole team and get the multi-attendee discount with three or more attendees! Hope to see you in Nashville in September!