14th Annual ECN Workshop
Life in the Fast Lane: Innovation in Event Management
The Annual ECN Workshop is back in person for the first time in two years! Join the ECN for this free professional development opportunity to learn more about what it means to be innovative throughout the event planning process. Life is moving fast, and there are many tools to keep up with the challenges thrown in an event coordinator’s journey to the finish line. A light breakfast and full lunch will be provided.
The last day to RSVP was Friday, Jan. 13. We have a limited number of walk-up spots available.
About our sessions
This year's event will feature a keynote, three breakout sessions, and a networking session for attendees and vendors.
Event Details
The ECN and Workshop Committee is excited to see you at this year's workshop! Below are ways you can prepare for the upcoming event:
- Get ready to network by creating your own digital business card on the Blinq application.
- We advise Georgia Tech attendees to park in their assigned campus parking spot. Visitors can park in the Visitor parking deck. The ECN is not able to validate Workshop attendee parking.
- Dress code for our event is business causal.
ECN Virtual Service Project
There is still time to participate in the ECN Workshop’s virtual service project with MUST Ministries. This organization is volunteer-driven and focuses on the basic needs of individuals, families, and children.
This service project opportunity involves donating essentials on MUST's Amazon wish list. More information can be found about MUST Ministries on their website.
ECN Workshop Keynote Speaker
Mastering High Stakes Conversations
Karen Hilton
T.A.P. Executive Coaching
The ECN is excited to announce Karen Hilton as the ECN visiting lecturer for the Spring 2023 semester, beginning with a discussion regarding high stakes conversations at this year's ECN Workshop. Karen's passion is helping vision-driven leaders and their organizations find vision, focus, purpose, and perspective. She has more than 30 years of hands-on management and corporate leadership experience, numerous professional certifications, and real-time experience in the trenches of leadership with her clients. Karen has a track record for co-creating transformational, mission-driven engagements that empower leaders and organizations to create sustainable, outcome-focused partnerships. Find more information about this year's ECN Workshop keynote speaker here.