Interactive Conferences

What was the energy like at your last conference? If it wasn’t great, then your investment of time, money and human capital was wasted. If you have been to a ‘death by PowerPoint’ event, you know what the learning was like – just crap. If you need your conference to go to the next level, you have come to the right place. We enhance the way traditional conferences used to take place by implementing our conference ideas.

Why? With over 15 years of industry experience, VisualFunk brings a wealth of creative ideas, energy and a fresh approach for your next conference. You would be apparently astonished seeking our services with the level and novelty of our conference theme ideas.
Are you ready for team building fun, energy and interaction and to see who is the smartest team in your company? You can start with the latest innovative conference ideas to extend the participatory level in your conference. Conference facilitation service stimulates the engagement and participation among the large groups in a meeting or a conference.

Benefits for your team

• Humour, laughter and momentum through a great MC
• Fantastic engagement and energy with great icebreakers and connection exercises
• Capture of key messages visually to enable a greater understanding and learning
• High energy ‘take 5’s’ and energisers that reinforce key points, keep energy high and the mind fresh
• Facilitated Q & A sessions breakout sessions and workshops
• Complete work shopping and development of conference agendas
• Evening entertainment that will take the energy of the day well into the night
• Blended and interactive learning so that all of your delegates are engaged
• Fun. Learning should be enjoyable!

What is a great Conference Facilitator? Now-a-days to make the discussions in a conference engrossing they are introduced to do a lot more than just acquaint and thank speakers with a bit of humor thrown in between.

Important stuff

• Every conference is unique and so is yours. There is no one size fits all solution!

Want to end ‘Death by PowerPoint’ today? Pick up the phone and make that call.