Futures Forum Storycraft Lab

In this hands-on episode we we shift from ideation to application mode. This Experience Mapping workshop asked participants to map a journey for their attendee profile.  Visit https://www.thefuturesforum.com/listen-learn to view the pre-read materials that were sent to attendees.

Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Read the pages below and select a profile journey you identify with. Have a think about what YOU would LOVE to experience at a Hybrid event. Share ideas and get hands on in the MURAL, where we’ll be building our journey maps: https://app.mural.co/t/storycraftlab1758/m/storycraftlab1758/1595616317654/fe2008913a5ca51ad568024f56a103b398f0359c

Lots of brilliant ideas here from Allie Magyar, Josh Vanderkrol and Marty Choate of Hubb, Dan Noake of Modev, Mark Dominguez of Intel, Mahoganey Jones of Event Specialists, Rachel Matthews of George P. Johnson and Megan Henshall of Google. This episode was facilitated by Storycraft Lab - and those of you exploring the MURAL will also find ideas contributed from members of CEMA, and  students from NYU Stern as well as the GWU Event Management program. 

In this hands-on episode we we shift from ideation to application mode. This Experience Mapping workshop asked participants to map a journey for their attendee profile.  Visit https://www.thefuturesforum.com/listen-learn to view the pre-read materials that were sent to attendees.

Your mission (should you choose to accept it): Read the pages below and select a profile journey you identify with. Have a think about what YOU would LOVE to experience at a Hybrid event. Share ideas and get hands on in the MURAL, where we’ll be building our journey maps: https://app.mural.co/t/storycraftlab1758/m/storycraftlab1758/1595616317654/fe2008913a5ca51ad568024f56a103b398f0359c

Lots of brilliant ideas here from Allie Magyar, Josh Vanderkrol and Marty Choate of Hubb, Dan Noake of Modev, Mark Dominguez of Intel, Mahoganey Jones of Event Specialists, Rachel Matthews of George P. Johnson and Megan Henshall of Google. This episode was facilitated by Storycraft Lab - and those of you exploring the MURAL will also find ideas contributed from members of CEMA, and  students from NYU Stern as well as the GWU Event Management program. 

In this fun episode we let the ideas roll, as we shift from learning to ideation mode. We found ourselves focusing on acts of co-creation and content engagement. This Idea Jam was run as a Yes And session - each of the participants  began with a thought or 'What if we' / 'How might we' question and the group plussed on top in response until the concept got so epic we had to stop! 

Lots of brilliant ideas here from Allie Magyar of Hubb, Justin Boone of Opus Agency, Dan Noake of Modev, Christina Schuler of Intel. This episode was facilitated by Storycraft Lab. We'd love to hear any ideas or thoughts sparked by this session from our audience!

In this fun episode we let the ideas roll, as we shift from learning to ideation mode. We found ourselves focusing on acts of co-creation and content engagement. This Idea Jam was run as a Yes And session - each of the participants  began with a thought or 'What if we' / 'How might we' question and the group plussed on top in response until the concept got so epic we had to stop! 

Lots of brilliant ideas here from Allie Magyar of Hubb, Justin Boone of Opus Agency, Dan Noake of Modev, Christina Schuler of Intel. This episode was facilitated by Storycraft Lab. We'd love to hear any ideas or thoughts sparked by this session from our audience!

In the face of adversity, humans get creative. We invent. We innovate. We evolve. And as Planners, Strategists and Creators we respond to the evolving needs of our audiences. So today in our Spark session we ask: What's New? What's getting you excited? What cool tech or interesting innovations are you seeing? How are our audience needs changing and what ideas are sparked for future events? 

In Part two, discussions turn to the importance and possibilities of how we can enable discovery, energize shared connections and reimagine 'networking' in light of evolving audience needs. 

We hear from Dan Noake of Modev, Justin Boone of Opus, Mahoganey Jones of Event Specialists, Neal Thompson of Amazon Web Services, Howard Stern of Kaon Interactive, Lauren Telchin Katz of NASA, Allie Magyar of Hubb, Megan Henshall of Google. 

In the face of adversity, humans get creative. We invent. We innovate. We evolve. And as Planners, Strategists and Creators we respond to the evolving needs of our audiences. So today in our Spark session we ask: What's New? What's getting you excited? What cool tech or interesting innovations are you seeing? How are our audience needs changing and what ideas are sparked for future events? 

We hear from Dan Noake of Modev, Justin Boone of Opus, Mahoganey Jones of Event Specialists, Neal Thompson of Amazon Web Services, Howard Stern of Kaon Interactive, Lauren Telchin Katz of NASA, Allie Magyar of Hubb, Megan Henshall of Google. 

In Part one, discussions turn to the importance and possibilities of Audio to a connected experience, and how experience scales - from micro to macro moments - create meaningful connections with other humans.