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Knowledge Transfer and Succession Planning Strategies for Your Event Tech

Knowledge Transfer and Succession Planning Strategies for Your Event Tech

Don’t wait until people start resigning to implement a knowledge transfer strategy.

If you're transitioning to a different platform, enhancing your current one, or facing changes in your team, it's crucial to have a carefully crafted transition process in place. This keeps your event timeline on track and guarantees a seamless transfer of knowledge within your technology.

We invite you to join our panel of former event technology clients, who are now members of the Cadmium staff. They’ll share their insights on how knowledge transfers were implemented within their organizations. Together, we will outline strategies to prevent knowledge loss and equip your team with the necessary skills to leverage new event tech effectively.

Key Takeaways:

  • Tips for overcoming common challenges during the knowledge transition process.
  • Discover how to set your team up for success with your current event technology.
  • Make a game plan for succession planning from onboarding to identifying and closing skill gaps.

Alee Navarro, CMP, DES

Project Manager, EventTech

Cadmium

Alee has over 15 years combined experience in hospitality and hold a Master’s degree in Hospitality and Tourism Management from Roosevelt University and has been Certified Meeting Professional (CMP) since January 2016. After five years planning events and activities in higher education, followed by years volunteering as an event manager with various organizations, including nonprofits and community groups. For the nine years prior to joining the Cadmium team, She worked in meetings management for several associations with conferences of up to 25,000 attendees. As a client, Alee worked alongside Cadmium staff on products such as the Mobile App, Scorecards, Harvesters, Proceedings and many others.

Jennifer Vitek

Project Manager, EventTech

Cadmium

Jennifer joined Cadmium in 2022 and is a project management and customer service specialist with a passion for collaborative relationship-building and precise execution. With extensive experience managing large- and small-scale educational events, matrixed workflows, and process development, she ensures efficient event planning and accurate data management. A social science and communication enthusiast, Jennifer is driven by creating meaningful connections that support lifelong learning.

Kerrie Cave

Project Manager, EventTech

Cadmium

Born and raised in Southern Maryland and graduated from the University of Maryland in 1998. Began my career as a meeting planner in Washington, DC., had the opportunity to work with some amazing meeting planners at Hanley Wood and Courtesy Associates. After having my son, I relocated to Raleigh and worked for NC State University. While I was a conference manager with the university, we used the CadmiumCD product. I currently reside in Wilmington, North Carolina and work remote for Cadmium as a Project Manager. I look forward to working with clients and helping produce successful programs.

In my free time I love to read, paddleboard, sit on the beach, hike, visit breweries, and go for a ride or camp in our 1973 Classic VW Bus called Bodhi!

Mirela Almonte

Project Manager, EventTech

Cadmium

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Knowledge Transfer and Succession Planning Strategies for Your Event Tech
06/20/2023 at 3:00 PM (EDT)  |  Recorded On: 06/26/2023
06/20/2023 at 3:00 PM (EDT)  |  Recorded On: 06/26/2023
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