Icebreaker is the most informal roundtable during the conference.

The purpose of the session is to build connections with fellow attendees over a couple of drinks, and great conversation in a relaxing atmosphere.

We get together on the day before the event to get connect, get to know who is attending, and get into the conference mood.

These roundtables are run without any flipcharts or pinboards, it’s just you and the attendees discussing the issue.

While preparing, we recommend to choose a topic that will spark a great discussion (as opposed to going deep into technical topics).

World café is a rotating roundtable in which attendees change a discussion table/ topic every 30-40 minutes.

With this, every attendee has a chance to contribute to 4-5 topics, while the moderator receives 4-5 different groups of people one after another, who will talk about your topic.

Everyone follows the sequence of numbers on their badge, so the attendees rotate randomly. You as a moderator will have a chance to talk with everyone who is at the conference.

Choose a topic relevant for most attendees, and 5 main questions to support the discussion. We will prepare a board that helps divide the issue into challenges, ideas, and key takeaways.

Visualize the challenge on the board with the help of pens, stickers, markets and a flipchart. We will set everything up for you.

The board helps each group see what has been discussed in the previous round. It also helps you summarize the outcomes of the previous rounds.

After the roundtable ends, we will do a short summary session, called Harvesting. Every moderator will have 3-5 minutes to present key outcomes of their roundtable.

All materials and outcomes will be photographed and published on our event platform hubs:101.

Challenge Your Peers session is the place for you to discuss and brainstorm your most pressing challenge with your peers and find actionable ideas to solve it.

Prior to the event, pick your biggest challenge as a topic for the roundtable and select 5 key questions that will help solving it (and that you want answered).

People join your session by choice, based on their interest, experience and current focus. There is no prior assignment.

At the event, brainstorm your challenge within a small group (up to 15 people) of your peers for 40-60 minutes.

Visualize the challenge on a mind map with the help of pens, stickers, markets and a flipchart. We will set everything up for you.

All materials and outcomes will be photographed and published on our event platform hubs:101.