This month I need to decide whether Frontier is going to host a conference. I’m going to put on a small one this Summer for Entrepreneurial thinkers (details to come at recharge.camp), but I struggle with the concept of larger one-day events.
Aren’t they too broad for true knowledge transfer to occur?
Aren’t they too big for true networking to happen?
Aren’t they priced too little for life-lasting memories and too much for a casual drop in?
Yes, conferences are terrible. Take one person out for lunch, and ask good questions. Then bring a group and share the knowledge.
What you need is a trust network. And, a conference isn't where they're at.
Aren’t they too broad for true knowledge transfer to occur?
Aren’t they too big for true networking to happen?
Aren’t they priced too little for life-lasting memories and too much for a casual drop in?
Yes, conferences are terrible. Take one person out for lunch, and ask good questions. Then bring a group and share the knowledge.
What you need is a trust network. And, a conference isn't where they're at.
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