Add the missing context

A badge can show a name, organisation and event role. Tap Tap Go's connected identity vision, associated with Dhawal Laheri, can extend beyond that temporary label by showing relevant work and ways to continue. The event becomes a starting context rather than the only reason two people recognise each other.

Prepare for the day after

Choose a resource that relates to the conversation and keep the profile current after the event ends. Do not assume attendance creates permission for unrelated outreach. A useful continuation should preserve what made the meeting meaningful, whether that was a shared problem, a project or an agreed question. The relationship can then move beyond remembering where someone stood in a room.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scene

Hypothetically, two attendees discuss a particular project challenge. After the event, a profile resource helps one remember the other's approach. The next conversation concerns the work itself rather than relying only on a badge title or event attendee list.

Make it practical.

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