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Event organization can be a mammoth task, especially when juggling multiple meetings and trying to maintain certain meeting rules. We hear you, and we're here to streamline your process with the new categories in the MustMeet Meeting Report.
Your events are all about making meaningful connections between participants and, at Grip, we've always understood the value of suppliers being able to access their connections, post-event. But we also want to empower your other event attendees to preserve and nurture the relationships they've formed.
We understand the significance of feedback for event organizers, particularly when hosting content or meeting-focused events.
You’ve generated all your meetings, taken feedback from your attendees, made changes and finally crafted the perfect meeting schedule. Then unexpectedly, two A-list attendees join the event too late and you don’t have anything lined up for them! You don’t want to re-generate the schedules for everyone, but you do need to get the new joiners some quality meetings.
We understand that some event organizers want to run both a MustMeet and regular networking experience, so we created a solution that reserves MustMeet meeting slots for hosted buyers to avoid any issues with capacity or conflicts.
We understand that after MustMeet has scheduled meetings, some event organizers would still like to make their own changes and updates. This manual process, however, is prone to errors that can affect the experience of your attendees. For example, meetings for one delegate may exceed the meetings limit or duplicated meetings may be scheduled accidentally. That’s why we’re adding MustMeet meetings report.
Grip's Hosted Buyer (Must Meet) capabilities allow participants to make preferences regarding who they want to meet at an event, helped by Grip's world leading AI-powered recommendations. Once preferences have been made by both suppliers and buyers, Grip's AI automatically populates everyone's schedules with the best meetings possible.
Most Hosted Buyer events in Grip are set up to allow participants show interest in one another (e.g. buyers to exhibitor representatives) but now, Grip also allows participants to show interest in companies, which works in the following way: