'How to be an Event Organiser' will be the theme of the educational content at this year's CHS
Birmingham.
Following on from
the ‘How to Organise an Event’ theme at CHS Leeds, the content will continue
both the show’s back-to-basics approach, and its continued commitment to
support growth for organisers, both professional and personal.
The programme will move slightly away from the more
practical sessions that were presented at CHS Leeds and look to how event organisers
need to go about their work in 2024 and 2025. The approach will look at how to
best safeguard the role of the event organiser, and how, in doing so, this will
support better outcomes for delegates at events.
With speakers and sessions being confirmed throughout the
summer, CHS Birmingham can already confirm keynotes that will include an event psychologist
and an intimacy coordinator, who brings with her insight and stories from some
of the biggest film sets in Hollywood. Both sessions will look to share how
event organisers can create positive cultures and environments for themselves,
their teams, and their guests.
“We’re so proud of our educational content, it’s one of
the many reasons our visitors come to our show and we’re once again looking
forward to introducing them to some really exciting, unique, and insightful
sessions,” said Lou Hindley, commercial director, CHS Birmingham.
“We really do care about everyone who takes time out of
their busy schedules to visit our shows.
So, we will always have the foundation of trying to help people grow,
professionally and personally. These sessions will help them at not only organising
events, but doing so in a way that doesn’t sacrifice their mental and physical
wellbeing along the way.”
CHS Birmingham will take place at the ICC Birmingham on
Tuesday 29 October. Registration
is now open for those interested in attending as a visitor and can be accessed here.
