01 — Designing the Day

Participation.
Challenge and Practice.
Not PowerPoint.

Five principles that sit underneath every Phuel-designed conference — and that will sit underneath Fujitsu's. They're not slogans; they're what we'll do.

Designing exceptional event experiences

Five principles, applied end-to-end.

Phuel facilitation expertise from the beginning of the Leadership Conference to the end — clear, consistent message; leaders in the game; deliberate space for connection; experiences that drive ownership; and an absolute rejection of death-by-PowerPoint.

1

Expertise end to end

Leverage Phuel's facilitation expertise from the beginning of the Leadership Conference to the end, ensuring there is a clear and consistent message throughout.

2

Skin in the game

Ensure leaders have skin in the game by getting them involved mentally, physically and emotionally throughout the conference.

3

Deliberate connection

Deliberately create time for discussion, sharing and connection throughout the conference to maximise engagement.

4

Inspire, ignite, own

Focus on facilitating experiences that inspire teams, foster new perspectives, ignite a sense of purpose, and drive ownership amongst the group.

5

Do differently

If you want your people to think and do differently, then do differently at the conference. From the start, make it clear: this is about participation and engagement — not death by PowerPoint.

A simple test for every session
"No one sits back. Everyone's in. If a session in the room is starting to drift toward broadcast, we change it — that's our job."

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