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Ever wonder how all these brands run events at the same time. Maybe you haven't thought about it, but it takes a system to pull off multiple events off all over the country or event internationally. I was chatting with a buddy of mine on LinkedIn about...

Communication can sometimes be the hardest part of an event. The details are manageable, but sometimes the people involved are not. You will deal with a wealth of personalities, opinions and experiences that you may not enjoy engaging with. Put your ego...

Over the last year, I have noticed that many speakers do not have a Tech Rider AND many event planners and A/V teams are asking for it. A technical rider tells the event planner, venue and a/v team what your needs, expectations or requirements are for...

Recently, I was talking with a potential client about the details of their event. They are planning an international event which is going to be amazing. One of the many questions I asked was about shipping. This is how that went....

Me: Have figured out...

I'm super excited to announce the launch of the Event Planning Roadmap. This super comprehensive manual is full of event insights, checklists and templates to help you confidently navigate creating and managing your event from concept to post event...

It takes a special kind of person to run events. Trust me. You have to have a special kind of crazy to sign up for this gig!

This article on HadlerDMC nailed down 7 qualities that you should possess if you want to be an event planner. If you really...

There are a few things to consider when you first decide you want to plan an event. You can't just higgledy piggledy opt to throw together an event and expect it to be a success.

1. Define the purpose of your event
2. Define your target audience
3....

You’ve got a brilliant idea for this really awesome event, but you have no idea where to start. I’ve seen so many half assed blog posts that don’t have enough information that actually helps the reader create a quality event. I know I’ll say it further...

I read this article on Event Manage r and while yes these are definitely some pet peeves that they mention here I feel as if the article is seriously lacking in depth.

Pet Peeves listed are whiners, patience, slowness, no shows & I didn't understand #5...

There are SO many things to take into account when planning an event. Venue, hospitality, food service, guest speakers, marketing & advertising, on site marketing, swag, attendee registration, etc, etc etc. Seriosuly...you should see the checklists that...