Use Blind Review Processes

When reviewing speaker proposals or applications, event planners can use blind evaluations that omit identifying details like names, photos, or affiliations. This technique minimizes unconscious bias and ensures that speakers are selected based solely on the merit of their ideas and expertise.

When reviewing speaker proposals or applications, event planners can use blind evaluations that omit identifying details like names, photos, or affiliations. This technique minimizes unconscious bias and ensures that speakers are selected based solely on the merit of their ideas and expertise.

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