Financial services · Roadshow

Six cities, nine days, one standard

A European roadshow that had previously drifted in quality after the third city.

Representative scenario6 cities · 4 countries · 1,100 attendees
Roadshow — illustrative image
Representative scenario · Illustrative image

01 · The brief

The brief in this scenario.

An asset manager ran an annual client roadshow across six European cities. By the fourth city the presentation had been altered, the room sets differed and local suppliers were improvising the catering to different standards.

Sector
Financial services
Format
Roadshow
Scale
6 cities · 4 countries · 1,100 attendees
What this is
Representative scenario

02 · What goes wrong

What is going wrong.

01

No fixed kit — each city sourced independently

02

Presentation edited in transit between cities

03

Registration collected differently in each market

04

No way to compare city performance afterwards

03 · What we change

Four changes that matter.

  1. 01

    Built a kit

    A set and technical package designed to fit the smallest room on the route, with a written room diagram and catering specification per city.

  2. 02

    Sent a travelling core team

    Three people carrying the standard between cities, briefing local crews against the same written specification.

  3. 03

    Sequenced around the build

    Route ordered by load-out times, freight transit and crew rest rather than by geography, with carnets prepared for the kit.

  4. 04

    One registration, six cities

    A single registration system with localised journeys, producing comparable attendance and no-show data per city.

04 · Expected outcome

What that produces.

Every figure is illustrative

Expected

All six cities delivered to the same specification

Expected

Kit cleared customs in every market without delay

Expected

Attendance and no-show rates comparable across cities for the first time

Expected

Two cities dropped from the following year on the evidence

05 · Carry-forward

What this one teaches.

Design the kit for the tightest venue, not the best one

A travelling core team is what prevents drift

Comparable per-city data is often the most valuable output

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