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Thanks for the follow up notes!

On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 11:11 AM John Sechrest <sechrest@...> wrote:

If I made it sound not high end, then I miscommunicated.?

It will work well for single meetings that host up to 500 people (perhaps more, but I have not done that)

It has enough flexibility to create a good experience.?

It is designed around tables for chatting with a stage for presenting. So if you have 100 leaders, and they are going to be engaged with a panel or some kind of presentation, then it works great.?

If you are wanting to assign subgroups, or have subgroups (breakout rooms) that are more than 6 people, then it is not the right tool.

If you want it to have a whole day workshop that is the same room for 8 hours, it is not the right tool.

If you have a facilitated discussion that you pull people on to the stage and then off, and then walk through a broad set of discussions, which you then have mingle time in the middle, it works perfectly well.?

On Thu, Jul 16, 2020 at 7:28 AM Laura Gramling <laura@...> wrote:

Thanks John for the feedback on the platform.??

Sounds like a good option as you say that is better than Zoom but not for a high-end event.? The meeting I'm designing is for a top 100 leaders of a global company and this platform may not have that 'high-end experience' feel that we want to create.

I'll check out hopin that you also referenced.

On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 7:18 PM John Sechrest <sechrest@...> wrote:

I did 230 people in remo for my Seattle Angel Conference.?

Most people had never seen it before. So it was weird?for them coming in.?

But it was a "relief from zoom". That was our number one comment.?

It helps to do a bit of prep work. We did a mixer the night before, so many of the participants came in and did their fumbling at the mixer instead of at the big event.?

It automatically assigns you to a table, so it takes time to figure things out.?

And you come in with audio and video off.?

So they have to turn it on.?

Some small number of folks can't get their audio or video working.

It works best with chrome. You may have to have people restart their browser if it locks up. A Few people had that problem.

We set up a Support table where people could ask questions.?

In smaller groups, we wander to each table to coach them on how to use the tool.

On the big groups, we did a customer video to do the same thing.?

You do not have a mute button for people with bad audio. It only effects the local table, but it can be a problem. So you have to ask people to turn off audio sometimes.?

It has several interesting features including white boards, the ability to move around and the ability to call people to the stage.

Pricing is moving and is a bit expensive (to me).? I am at the Producer level to support long enough events with up to 500 people.?

A competitor is Airmeet, which is in beta.?

I am using remo for all my workshops at the moment to get mingling.?

I may fall back to another tool for the small groups and only use remo for the big events.?

There are tools that are much bigger than remo , aimed for multi-day conferences. Remo is in the middle between zoom on one end and hopin on the other end.?

On Wed, Jul 15, 2020 at 3:50 PM Laura Gramling <laura@...> wrote:

Hello community!

I'm looking to learn more about a virtual conference platform Remo.? ()

Has anyone used this platform for?a large group, top leaders meetings? pros? cons?

Thanks!

Laura

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Laura Gramling

President

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JOHN SECHREST
Founder,?Seattle Angel Conference

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@sechrest

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Laura Gramling

President

+1 202 257 5528

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