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University Business HE post-event survey
Thank you for attending the recent University Business higher ed summit in Orlando. This was a pilot event, and we are considering launching a series of similar events later this year. Please help us in our planning by completing this short survey.
1.
Because this was our first higher ed summit, we did not charge a registration fee. For future summits of this type, what do you think would be an appropriate registration fee?
2.
As you know, we covered to nights of your hotel stay for the summit. For future summits of this type, how important is it that we pay for attendees’ lodging?
Very important: Many people in my position would not be willing or able to accept an invitation to an event like this without an offer of two free hotel nights.
Not important: People in my position expect to pay for lodging when we attend conferences.
Comments
3.
We depend on sponsor revenue to produce summits like this. How do you feel about the following types of sponsor involvement in these events:
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
Sponsor-led presentations on topics of broad interest.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
Breakout discussions on topics of mutual interest to attendees and sponsors.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
One-on-one 15-minute meetings between attendees and sponsor representatives.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
20-minute session blocks dedicated to product implementation discussions.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
Tabletop displays for product demonstrations.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
Dinners, excursions and other sponsor-hosted events.
Valuable
Acceptable
Not desireable
Comments
4.
What would be the ideal number of sponsors at our higher ed summits?
5.
How much lead time is needed to add an event to your calendar?
8 to 11 weeks
12 to 14 weeks
More than 14 weeks
Comments
6.
What is the best way to invite people in your position to an event like this?
Mail
E-mail
Telephone
Other/Comments
7.
Is there any other advice you can give us as we plan for future higher ed summits?