There is a difference between adding wellness to an event and designing wellness into it. Adding wellness might mean scheduling a yoga class on the first morning. Nothing wrong with that. But a corporate event wellness program can do more.
The question usually starts like this: “We want to add wellness to the event. What should we do?” It sounds simple. Then the options start appearing. Massage. Yoga. Meditation. Fitness. Aromatherapy. Wellness Lounges. Energy Readers. Workshops. Speakers. Brain Breaks. Recovery
Some wellness experiences make immediate sense on an event agenda. Yoga. Massage. Meditation. Movement. Then there are experiences that make attendees stop and ask: “Wait, what is that?” Energy reading tends to be one of them. That curiosity is part
A sponsor logo can be seen hundreds of times during an event. That does not necessarily mean anyone will remember it. Event sponsorship works differently when attendees have a reason to stop, participate, and associate the sponsoring brand with an
