NHL Stenden
Theodore Kazantzidis is a master’s student in International Leisure, Tourism and Event Management at NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences, with an engineering background in spatial planning, urban planning and regional development.
His work focuses on translating sustainability strategies into practical applications within tourism and events, with a particular interest in social, cultural and long-term impact. Theodore has gained hands-on experience in event operations through volunteering roles at international conferences, supporting main stage coordination and satellite sessions.
He is currently developing his expertise in sustainable event management through his graduation project. Outside his studies, Theodore is interested in cultural exchange, travel and wellness.
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Explore BEFuture’s approach to building a resilient, regenerative business events sector through open innovation, SME experimentation and talent collaboration. Learn how cross‑border partnerships strengthen skills, accelerate innovation, and create meaningful impact for participants, destinations and communities.
Learning outcomes:
Map and activate an innovation network that connects DMOs, SMEs, start‑ups, associations and knowledge partners
Strengthen future‑ready skills using best practices in SME‑driven green and digital innovation
Define how emerging talent contributes to creativity, innovation and long‑term impact
This session is approved for the following certifications.
* ICCA Skills Domain CICS/CICE: 0.75
* CMP/CEU Approved: Domain F: Talent Management, 0.75 credits