I spent a significant part of my career working for a specialised events agency, flying around the world to deliver Investigator Meetings for various pharmaceutical companies. From Tokyo to San Diego, the location changed, but the format rarely did. It was always the same "cookie-cutter" approach, (and not that they wanted anything different!). We would pack hundreds of doctors into a hotel ballroom for two days of dense slide presentations, hotel coffee, and a bit of network

ur attendees are suffering from digital burnout and cognitive overload , and they now have "Netflix-level expectations"  for any experience that asks for their time. A one-size-fits-all agenda isn't just boring; it's a reason to leave and never come back.  

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