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Faced with the pandemic, many people were forced to turn their lives around 180 degrees. Suddenly, overnight, our lives were filled with unknowns, unrealized plans, postponed meetings, and missed business opportunities.

By now you've likely developed a working routine that suits you under these pandemic conditions. Your regular daily meetings have taken on a virtual format, so why shouldn't the events you used to attend?

To begin, it is important to define sustainability and corporate social responsibility and to clarify their differences, since they are often conflated. Sustainability consists of four subcategories, one of which is socially responsible business, including care for people, the environment, and economic performance.

Summer is in full swing, even if we may not feel that way because of the current situation, and it's time for summer events. Admittedly, they may be on a somewhat smaller scale than we're used to, but even small gatherings can be executed very creatively and can be just as successful as larger ones.

3D mapping is a technique that can create a "wow" effect at an event, involving the transformation of the surfaces in a space into a canvas or backdrop onto which the most impressive animations imaginable are projected. Expanded 3D video mapping is a relatively new innovation in this region and beyond.

In an era of uncertainty caused by COVID-19, when it's unclear whether we can plan for the future or whether new or old restrictions on event organization will return, being an event organizer is extremely difficult. For that reason, it may be better to shift focus to micro events that can be held even under restrictions.

I think we can all agree that no one envisioned this scenario. It arrived abruptly, and we all must adapt if we want to survive.

In 2015, the United Nations General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, which established 17 goals. All UN member states endorsed the agenda with the aim of achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by 2030.

Every event, whether large or small, requires certain organizational steps that must not be skipped if the event is to be well-executed. That's why we provide a checklist of items that should be followed when organizing events.

Networking is essential for every entrepreneur. What could be better than finding yourself in the right place at the right time? That you were the one who organized the event.

Last Wednesday we published an article on virtual events intended to encourage everyone to consider virtual formats not only during current constraints but also as a viable option in normal business conditions. Today we’re sharing five tips for organizing a successful virtual event.

I believe that crises bring out the greatest creativity. Whether it's maintaining business operations, organizing everyday life, or even planning events, the COVID‑19 crisis forced us to think differently and find new approaches.