Summary
In this lively session, the host opens by guiding attendees to adjust their seating for optimal use of aisle space. They reassure everyone about the availability of session notes and recordings on the Rosenfeld Media website, encouraging active participation through a dedicated Slack channel for questions. The importance of support staff is highlighted, both for in-person and virtual participants. The host expresses gratitude towards the sponsors, inviting applause and recognition for each contributing organization, while also promoting the digital swag bag and Rosenfeld Bookstore for additional resources. The overall tone is energetic and community-focused, fostering an inclusive and engaging conference environment.
Key Insights
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Participants are encouraged to sit in a way that maximizes space for incoming guests.
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All session materials will be available online shortly after presentations.
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Questions for speakers should be directed to a dedicated Slack channel for better management.
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Support staff is readily available for assistance throughout the conference.
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Active participation is a key focus, with tools provided to engage with speakers and content.
Notable Quotes
"We made it day two"
"Let's all stand up and scoot over one or two seats"
"There’s no need to take any notes"
"You will have full copies of everything that you experienced today"
"If you have any questions for the speakers, put them in Slack"
"Our entire Rosenfeld Media staff is here to support you throughout this conference"
"If you need help, just look for someone in a cute little black hat"
"We could not do this conference without our sponsors"
"Take advantage of the awesome offers in our digital swag bag"
"We’re doing some sign books today, so please check it out."
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