e! frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

This is not simply semantics, It is our practice, and it takes a huge effort and commitment on our part to do it for audiences from 8 to 4008 participants. Most of all, however, it takes a driving belief that your participants are worth the effort - and they are.

We don't design for large audiences, we design individual experiences
(one participant at a time) that can be felt together.

Don Jones

1.	We have a unique culture and audience requirements. Can exper!ence it inc. understand and work with my particular company, audience?

2.	Can you give some examples of the type of work that you have done?

3.	How do you know it works?

4.	Won't this particular level or role within my company be reluctant to take part in a highly experiential event? or Our audience is too senior and too sophisticated for this type of exercise?

5.	Can't we save money and use an off the shelf experience versus a custom designed experience? or Can an existing off the shelf program be customized for our needs?

6.	How do you work with our team?