Dare to Disagree - are we making conferences too comfortable?Rosie Yeo11 minutes ago1 min readWe work hard to create events where people feel welcome, connected and engaged.But are we also creating enough opportunities to challenge their thinking?With so much toxic disagreement in public debate, it’s tempting to avoid friction altogether.Yet some of the most valuable conversations happen when people encounter ideas they don’t agree with.The trick is making it safe to disagree, not necessary to agree.In my latest article, Dare to Disagree, I share five practical ways to design events that encourage constructive debate - without hostility.When did you last attend an event that genuinely changed your mind about something?
The hidden returns from incentives, and are there any hard "No's" for AI in high stakes meetings?Are there some hard "no's" to AI in events? June 2026 Rosie's occasional updates on how to transform great events into tangible outcomes. In today's update: The hard "no's" for AI in events Beyo
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