Industry Type : Events
From: 16-08-18
at 08:00 AM
To: 18-08-18
at 01:00 PM
Organizer : ILEA
No of Attendees : 250 to 500
No of Attendees : 250 to 500
ILEA Live is a platform for educational, collaborative, and business building experiences. It is designed for creative event professionals. The goal of the conference is for attendees to strengthen their creative output, sharpen their business strategies and find inspiration along the event horizon.
ILEA Live will be held 16 – 18 August 2018 in Denver, Colorado, USA.
Deadline to contribute: 22 January 2018
Primary Target Audience: Owners/"Lifers"
Demographics:
- 5-15 years in industry
- 5-15 employees
- $500k+ gross revenue
Responsibilities: Running a single company and experience in multiple event disciplines
Values: Variety and ability to be creative
Secondary Target Audience: Corporate
Demographics:
- 10+ years in industry
- 5-15+ employees
- $1million+ gross revenues
Responsibilities: Running a single company and experience in multiple event disciplines
Values: Constant evolution of ideas for new services/products
Sheraton Denver Downtown
1550 Court Place
Denver, CO 80202
United States
1550 Court Place
Denver, CO 80202
United States
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Keynote Speaker
Panel Topic
Panel Speaker
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Workshop Instructor
Inspiration Sessions: Stretch your mind and expand how you ...
Thought Talks: You don’t need filler. You just need ...
The C-Level Suite: This new track is for business owners ...
Keynote Topic
Millennial Mindset - Millennials are invading the workplace. Learn how to work with them, not against them, by understanding what Millennials want.
Personal Branding 201 - You are a walking, talking, living, breathing billboard. Learn how to be the best CBO (chief branding officer) for your brand.
Risk Managment for High Profile Events
Chris Meyers from George P Johnson...one of the biggest event companies...what are they looking at??What do they see as the future of events?
Keynote Speaker
I\'m recommending that you book a keynote speaker from the group called TEENAGE ENGINEERING. They merge consumer electronics with music projects. The interesting tie into our industry is that they’re working with IKEA to create a line of \'event & party\' products that will release for sale in 2019. Having a founder of this group speak would be really interesting and hit all the pillars of ILEA Live. Even better, having them do a workshop or performance along with speaking would be amazing! ... (Read all)
Kathy Piech-Lukas has been managing and producing events for more than 20 years. She believes events should be fun and has planned every type of event you can think of. Weddings, fundraisers, corporate product launches, media events, trade shows, corporate parties, concerts, promotional events, anniversary parties, and community events are some of Kathy\'s specialties.
Her expertise have been seen on WCPO-TV, WHIO-TV, WDTN -TV, Living Dayton, ABC 22/FOX 45 Dayton, Women\'s Day, ... (Read all)
Her expertise have been seen on WCPO-TV, WHIO-TV, WDTN -TV, Living Dayton, ABC 22/FOX 45 Dayton, Women\'s Day, ... (Read all)
Aubri Nowowiejski (No-Whiskey) aspires to inspire. She is the proud Founder & Board Director for the Student Event Planners Association, an Executive Producer at Coterie Spark, and an international speaker. Aubri was featured in Special Events Magazine as one of “25 Young Event Pros to Watch.”
Kevin Molesworth, CSEP
Dr. Michael Burry, the gentleman that predicted the crisis of 2007-2009, and was the first person to identify the issues in the housing market, says we are about to repeat history. I\'ve been studying this topic for nearly two years and it\'s time that we discussed it and the impact it will have on our industry. How many event professionals could honesty say that they could survive another crisis like the one we saw ten years ago?
Panel Topic
Whats next: how does AI, AR and other technology affect the future of our events
The robots role in your event. Will Robots replace on site staff in 3 years? What are the implications?
#Me Too:Changing Workplace Culture
Ethical Dilemmas in Human Resources
Panel Speaker
I started Bella Calla in 2010 and started my path in the wedding business. We went from 16 weddings our first year to 125 our second season. We pretty much rocked it and grew in size, as well as scope since then. Life has changed for me a bit in the last few months - I have sold the floral business and finally moved into planning full time. I have had Sweetly Paired (wedding planning) for about 5 years, and we\\'ve planned many events in the mountains of Colorado. We specialize in Colorado\\'s ... (Read all)
I started Bella Calla in 2010 and started my path in the wedding business. We went from 16 weddings our first year to 125 our second season. We pretty much rocked it and grew in size, as well as scope since then. Life has changed for me a bit in the last few months - I have sold the floral business and finally moved into planning full time. I have had Sweetly Paired (wedding planning) for about 5 years, and we\\\\'ve planned many events in the mountains of Colorado. We specialize in Colorado... (Read all)
"A born novelty seeker, Carina has always had a taste for the unique. Her refusal to settle for the ordinary and mundane has her consistently conceptualizing means by which to elevate any experience or project to its next level. As Director of Experience Design at one of the city\\'s top entertainment booking agencies, her current work is focused on developing and designing unique event experiences for clients such as Google, AAA, Apple, Genentech, VISA, Microsoft and CISCO.
Her ... (Read all)
Her ... (Read all)
I started Bella Calla in 2010 and started my path in the wedding business. We went from 16 weddings our first year to 125 our second season. We pretty much rocked it and grew in size, as well as scope since then. Life has changed for me a bit in the last few months - I have sold the floral business and finally moved into planning full time. I have had Sweetly Paired (wedding planning) for about 5 years, and we\\\'ve planned many events in the mountains of Colorado. We specialize in Colorado\\\'s... (Read all)
Workshop Topic
What Would You Do? (Real Case Studies - have instructor throw out event creative challenge and in groups work through it - Peer learning, then grand reveal from presenter on how they did it.) (like Calgary WinSport presented in 2017)
Developing Organisational Creativity. Richard Foulkes/Nigel Colin - The Thought-cake Institute please see session outline in Proposals
Fresh tech for your event. A combination of live presentations from start up companies, videos and slides to demonstrate the latest event technology for events.
Interactive Behind the Scenes - How to Call a Show
Workshop Instructor
"A born novelty seeker, Carina has always had a taste for the unique. Her refusal to settle for the ordinary and mundane has her consistently conceptualizing means by which to elevate any experience or project to its next level. As Director of Experience Design at one of the city\'s top entertainment booking agencies, her current work is focused on developing and designing unique event experiences for clients such as Google, AAA, Apple, Genentech, VISA, Microsoft and CISCO.
Her ... (Read all)
Her ... (Read all)
Inspiration Sessions: Stretch your mind and expand how you look at things. Things like tech. Like innovation. Like disruptive forces. The goal is to help you work towards the future to remain a few st
What\'s next after 3D mapping
Impact of legalized Marijuana in events
Comments
James Morgan
03:24 15-JanWould this be the impacts on attendees, the host community or the clients?
Getting on the preferred list at venues & other vendors. Tips & Stories!
Thought Talks: You don’t need filler. You just need conversation. Shorter presentations are paired with time for audience engagement so that the focus is on the important stuff.
Sources of inspiration - what inspires creativity and how do you find sources of inspiration? A session dedicated to learning how to find inspiration through hands on activities. The session is based
Mastering the home office, working remotely and by yourself in the office
Productivity tools or any other recommendations for great software that helps your business
The C-Level Suite: This new track is for business owners with 10 years of ownership behind them. Kept strictly confidential, the power of this session is the open exchange between participants. The se
Following Richard Foulkes comments, having debriefed from the success of last year we feel keeping continuity will be of benefit especially since we are about to meet virtually with participants from last year to keep momentum . I also really enjoyed facilitating last years session
What your employees want to tell you, but won\'t
Nigel Collin and I (Richard Foulkes) are keen to facilitate this session jointly, we feel a joint approach provides benefits to the participants and provides balance and consistency following from previous events. We would also like to propose an M Level suite for those who are mid management level
#Me Too:Changing Workplace Culture
Comments
Aubri Nowowiejski
03:37 19-Jan@James Morgan it woud totally be formatted to fit a workshop style for sure!
James Morgan
03:40 19-JanI think this would make a great workshop