In a previous post, we explored how the event emcee and the panel moderator shape the audience’s experience in very different ways. In this post, let’s […]
You’re moderating a panel discussion. The vibe is going great! There’s some laughter, nodding heads, engaged panelists, and great takeaways. And then…it’s Audience Q&A time. A […]
The biggest mistake panel organizers make? Jumping straight into logistics without a clear foundation. Every effective panel discussion begins with thoughtful, intentional choices—the kind that make […]
Asking for feedback after a panel discussion feels like a given. We’ve all been there, right? The event ends, and out come the surveys, the social […]
I’ve been wondering lately about the placement of panels, specifically when to have a panel discussion inserted into the flow of the program. True enough, panel […]
You’ve identified your desired slate of D.E.E.P. panelists and now you need to send them a panel discussion invitation by email (or if you’re old school, […]
It’s sad, but true.  No one really thinks about the panel moderator during the marketing and promotion process. Although the panel moderator is not directly responsible […]
Dave emailed me a most intriguing question:  “Should I pay a someone to be part of our panel?  It’s a stand alone panel which is NOT affiliated with […]
When I talk to my clients about where they find and select a panel moderator to facilitate a panel discussion at a meeting, conference, or convention, […]
When putting together a powerful panel, you want the ideal panelists – a handful of interesting people with different experiences and perspectives.  In other words, look […]