Atti Soenarso

Nov 14, 2024 | meetingsinternational.com | Atti Soenarso

Having worked with Radisson Hotels for 24 years, Ole Sorang now wants to help create a Scandinavian Meetings Manifesto. He sees significant similarities in meetings and events between Scandinavian countries, such as a focus on sustainability, democracy, engaging people in decisions, education, and adopting the new in a critical way, for example, AI and digitalisation, mirroring the Nordic Food Manifesto to what could be the potential for meetings.

Nov 13, 2024 | meetingsinternational.com | Atti Soenarso

Neurodesign is a multidisciplinary field that combines neuroscience and design to promote human, economic, and ecological sustainability. Isabelle Sjövall is a Swedish neurodesigner, brain researcher and author with over 15 years of practical experience in high-end projects in architecture, design, and the property industry.

Nov 13, 2024 | meetingsinternational.com | Atti Soenarso

We started writing about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) a long time ago, studying how companies and organisations recognise the value of DEI and the challenges of incorporating key DEI initiatives into their operations. In 2022, McKinsey & Company reported that companies with robust DEI programmes could better respond to challenges, win top talent and meet the needs of different customer bases.

Nov 13, 2024 | meetingsinternational.com | Atti Soenarso |Hans Gordon |Robin Sharma |Scott Steinberg

Meetings International, No. 34: Table of Contents DEI Through the Lens of CuriosityBy Atti Soenarso| Atti Soenarso on a generational shift that is forcing companies to take DEI seriously to attract and retain top talent. Isabelle Sjövall Is the First Person to Complete a PhD in NeurodesignBy Atti Soenarso| Isabelle Sjövall believes a Neuro Design Index could be a very good basis for creating better meetings.

Sep 28, 2024 | meetingsinternational.com | Atti Soenarso

In France, especially in Paris, the run-up to the Olympic and Paralympic Games was one long lament about what was wrong and the disasters to come. It did not start well. On the night of the inauguration, a group of unidentified saboteurs burned cables and destroyed the train network in large parts of the country. Nearly a million people were stranded. During the inauguration ceremony itself, it rained and blew. But then something happened.