Event furniture design is often an overlooked part of events. Sometimes to cut corners we go with what is cheapest or what’s available at the venue. This is a mistake! Have you ever sat in those locking chairs all day at a convention tightly packed like a sardine? Don’t do this to your guests you can do so much better! With the help of CORT furniture, we are talking all about how furniture and design can really help you achieve your event goals and so much more!
Joining us today on our iconic panel are Kelsey Rausch, Lilian Shen, Holly Larson of CORT. They will be giving you insider tips of how to use seating to encourage face to face interaction, and also seating that inhibits engagement. We will learn about what is trending in event furniture and some amazing options for all budgets. If you haven’t put much thought into event furniture you need to see this episode.
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Ultimately the goal with sitting furniture is that we can sit comfortably. You do not want to sit on a hard chair during the meeting! @CORTEvents Click To Tweet
Don't be afraid to think outside the box. Let your inspiration guide you. @lilshh Click To Tweet
When attendees are more comfortable they are more tuned with the event. @hollynrizzle Click To Tweet
What are your favorite tips and tricks for using event furniture to engage? Comment below and let us know.
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