The success of a networking event can be measured using various criteria:

Number of participants: How many guests showed up?
Quality of contacts: Have relevant contacts been made?
Feedback from participants: How satisfied were the guests with the event?
Sustainability of contacts: Could the established contacts result in sustainable business relationships?
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To measure success, you can distribute feedback forms, evaluate the number of business cards, or ask participants about the event.

A relaxed and relaxed atmosphere is crucial for your guests to feel comfortable and talk to each other. Here are a few tips:

Open room design: Avoid tight seating arrangements and create enough space for movement and spontaneous conversations.
Inviting decoration: Create a pleasant ambiance with plants, light and colors.
Background music: Choose quiet and unobtrusive music that doesn't interfere with communication.
Icebreaker activities: Schedule short games or activities that help guests get to know each other and break the ice.
Sufficient seating: Make sure that there is enough seating so that guests can rest and entertain in smaller groups.

Catering should support guests' communication and interaction. The following options are available:

Flying Buffet: Enables guests to move freely and talk to each other.
Finger food: Handy foods that can be eaten without cutlery are ideal for networking events.
Live cooking stations: Create a center of attraction and encourage exchange.
Beverage stations: Make sure there are enough drinks available at various locations.