Face-to-face interaction is still very moving, as we are destined to create connections with each other. I believe that this sense of community is more noticeable at in-person events, where people are inclined to make spontaneous contacts.

Despite requiring an immeasurably greater effort, as it involves a series of external services such as sound, lighting and buffet, this event format has already proven to be quite efficient.

Meeting people you've only spoken to on the phone or via email adds an important layer to the relationship, allowing for a different type of communication. And while video chats can convey subtle cues like body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions, the world still needs handshakes.