Workspring’s Meeting Experiences team was recently featured at Convening Leaders: 2016 in Vancouver, PCMA‘s yearly showcase that highlights innovation, technology, and insights surrounding the meetings industry. Learn more about how strategic placement of seating can increase collaboration success, productivity, and greater outcome at large conventions.

Excerpt below from PCMA’s news page – read the full article here.

The current area will be in place for a full year, and Smith hopes for an expansion. “In my vision, I would love to see this design take over all of Level 2,” she says.

For now, though, Convening Leaders attendees will see one piece of the area that will only be active for the next three days until it’s moved back into one of the rooms in the centre: an open-space classroom with movable, modular furniture for programming in the Learning Lounge powered by Freeman.

“The furniture allows for easy discussion,” Smith says. “For example, if a speaker asks a group of attendees to have small group conversations, it’s easy for them to configure their own seating arrangements. It creates a taste of what a truly collaborative meeting room can feel like.”

To get your own taste, head to Level 2 of the Vancouver Convention Centre for a session in the Learning Lounge, or arrange a one-on-one meeting with your peers in the Workspring Work Space. And if you aren’t able to join the meetings industry this week, be sure to register for the Convening Leaders Live Stream so you can be part of the action no matter where you are in the world.

Get a first glimpse at what makes the Workspring Active Learning and Work Space so unique for attendees with coverage from our partners at CNTV.