person. However, please consider that the room should readily accommodate the number of attendees and the furniture needed for them. It should also be a room that is free of interruptions (sometimes difficult if in a location where everyone works) and one that is it’s relatively noise-free. to undermine the quality of your event. You don’t want frugality Room size is critical. If through this guide and you’re like most people, you’ve already thumbed seen the room setup diagrams. There are really only two setups that work. One is classroom style generally set up in chevrons and the other is half-rounds (round tables set up so that – – everyone is facing the facilitator). If using classroom style, we strongly encourage you to you’re use This allows attendees room to spread out the many papers be 24”-30” wide tables. you’ll asking them to take out of their and work the case studies that are so Participant’s Guides integral to Profit Mastery training. Hotels and other conference venues are excellent at knowing how many folks a room can accommodate set up as a classroom. Your facilities manager at your office may be less exact. If you want 25 people to attend your event, make sure the room will hold them as well as the tables and still allow enough room for A/V equipment to be set up and for you to move freely about the room to interact with attendees. The chart on the following page will provide you with a formulaic way of approaching the tricky business of room size.
person. However, please consider that the room should readily accommodate the number of attendees and the furniture needed for them. It should also be a room that is free of interruptions (sometimes difficult if it’s in a location where everyone works) and one that is relatively noise-free. You don’t want frugality to undermine the quality of your event. Room size is critical. If you’re like most people, you’ve already thumbed through this guide and seen the room setup diagrams. There are really only two setups that work. One is classroom style – generally set up in chevrons – and the other is half-rounds (round tables set up so that everyone is facing the facilitator). If you’re using classroom style, we strongly encourage you to use 24”-30” wide tables. This allows attendees room to spread out the many papers you’ll be asking them to take out of their Participant’s Guides and work the case studies that are so integral to Profit Mastery training. Hotels and other conference venues are excellent at knowing how many folks a room can accommodate set up as a classroom. Your facilities manager at your office may be less exact. If you want 25 people to attend your event, make sure the room will hold them as well as the tables and still allow enough room for A/V equipment to be set up and for you to move freely about the room to interact with attendees. The chart on the following page will provide you with a formulaic way of approaching the tricky business of room size.
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