I am looking
A business need to explore.
ROLE + NAMED INTEREST AREAUse technology and creativity to identify attendee needs and start relevant sales conversations.
A playful allocation exercise becomes a concrete business brief. The participant gets a useful next step; the proposed follow-up gives Marketing and Sales better context.
TRY THE EXPERIENCE ↓An event concept and working prototype. No event results or generated leads are claimed.
Make priorities visible with 100 fictional credits.
Ask about a specific challenge, current context and timing.
Give the participant a brief and an optional route to a specialist.
Where would you invest 100 innovation credits?
ALLOCATED 100 / 100
Moving one slider redistributes the rest. Credits express interest, not financial budget.
Predefined guidance. No AI, calendar or CRM connection. Nothing is sent or stored after you leave.
The person selects a topic and explains what they need to solve.
A summary and suggested first step help them frame a discussion.
With permission, route the request to the appropriate specialist. Sales validates fit and opportunity.
A deployed version would need an authorized registration and CRM integration. Contact details, follow-up permission and event participation should remain distinct.
A role and an interest area can also guide face-to-face introductions. Named meeting points and facilitators connect attendees with peers and specialists.
A business need to explore.
ROLE + NAMED INTEREST AREAExperience that could help someone else.
ROLE + NAMED INTEREST AREAA designated specialist in this topic.
ROLE + NAMED INTEREST AREAInvite registered attendees to identify interests.
Explore needs and facilitate introductions.
Follow up on requested conversations and review Sales acceptance.
At Ruff Media, I connected social participation, brand content and live activations. This newer prototype applies that perspective to B2B events and sales conversations.