TEMBO Launches Digital and On-Demand Training and Development Courses for Global Event Professionals

November 2, 2023

London-based marketing, content production and event management services provider TEMBO has unveiled TEMBO TECHNIQUES, a new training and development service designed to equip event professionals with the essential skills and knowledge they need to succeed in conference production and event marketing.

With an emphasis on interactivity and hands-on learning to help empower team members to learn through practical experience, TEMBO’s training portfolio will encompass a wide array of courses, with an option to tailor bespoke training solutions to meet specific business needs, according to TEMBO CEO and Founder Kate Disley.

“We are excited to introduce TEMBO TECHNIQUES to help event professionals develop the skills and knowledge required to produce exceptional events,” Disley said. “In an ever-evolving event industry, staying ahead of the curve is vital. Our courses are meticulously designed to provide participants with the latest trends and best practices.”

An interactive course that introduces the art of creating high-quality event content, “Conference Production 101,” is TEMBO TECHNIQUE’s inaugural educational offering, created to establish a robust content development foundation for conferences, exhibitions, seminars and hybrid events. The course is delivered by Sindy Cain, an experienced event and brand content strategist boasting a 15-year career in event production, including the successful delivery of more than 200 B2B events. 

“This course is pivotal for the event industry because it equips conference production professionals with tried-and-tested knowledge and methods necessary to curate high-quality, stand-out programs for various types of events that deliver commercial success,” Cain explained.

Conference Production 101 course modules include:

  • An introduction to event content production
  • Content production workflow
  • Target setting and milestone management
  • Topic validation and building out your market research
  • How to conduct a competitor check, desk research and in-depth research calls
  • Tactics to map out and funnel down research
  • Program writing, narrative building and storytelling
  • Curating commercially engaging sessions and compelling formats
  • Speaker acquisition – strategies, methods and tips 
  • Nailing your star power, keynotes and diversity, equality and inclusion
  • Slick speaker management, comms and briefing calls
  • Pre-event and onsite delivery checklist, roles and responsibilities
  • Post-show and final tips, tricks and cheats to help you succeed

“Event Content Strategy” will be the next event production course to be offered, and a series of event marketing classes are also in development. The inaugural marketing course, “Email Planning for Event Marketing Superheroes,” is currently available.

TEMBO TECHNIQUES

Tailored to meet the individual needs of event professionals, TEMBO’s training courses are available in three formats: in-person, live online and on-demand, ensuring that event professionals can access training that aligns with their schedules and preferred learning methods, according to TEMBO officials. 

“TEMBO TECHNIQUES is dedicated to empowering event professionals to not only meet industry demands but to also exceed them,” Cain said. “Our unwavering commitment to supporting and advancing the event industry sets us apart.”

Launched in 2014, TEMBO assists businesses in creating successful events that engage their audiences, fulfill their objectives and leave a lasting impact. The agency’s services include sourcing temporary and permanent event marketing staff, operating a marketing agency and offering consultancy services. Its clients include exhibition and conference organizers, publishers, corporate events and event product and service providers. 

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