In the world of luxury events, the most meaningful connections aren’t left to chance—they are carefully curated. Having spent over a decade designing and delivering high-impact networking experiences, I’ve seen firsthand how structured, intentional matchmaking transforms business relationships into lasting partnerships.
That’s why I’m thrilled to be speaking at Confex, where I’ll be sharing insights into how curated meetings—supported by the right technology and strategy—can redefine networking at events.
Why Curated Meetings Matter
Traditional networking often relies on luck, hoping the right people happen to meet. But in today’s fast-paced business environment, professionals need targeted, high-value interactions that lead to real results. When attendees have the right information about potential meeting partners, they are best positioned to decide who to meet and how to make the most of their time.
Think of it like matchmaking, but for business. Delegates identify people they truly want to connect with and then drag them up and down a list to indicate not only who they want to meet, but also how important the meeting is to them. Delegate Select's software then creates a completely personalised itinerary for each participant. The whole process is stress-free and highly effective.
The Journeys Approach to Networking
At Journeys Global, we have taken this philosophy to heart, designing events where every meeting has purpose and where meaningful interactions happen through shared experiences. This is the foundation of our Fam-Meet® approach, where business is done in an environment that fosters deep connections.
Looking Ahead
I’m incredibly grateful to Confex for the opportunity to share my insights and to Delegate Select for pioneering the technology that makes curated meetings so effective. I look forward to discussing how event organisers can create environments where professionals don’t just meet—they truly connect.
If you’re attending Confex, I’d love to see you there. Let’s continue shaping the future of networking together.
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