Management & Logistics

Event planners can significantly improve their event by helping speakers help them & it's not a difficult or time-consuming task. Hiring a speaker is only half of the job. Now you have to ensure the speaker understands how he or she fits into your event.

Getting an event off the ground and completing it successfully is a feather in your cap, gets you repeat clients, and ensures good business. Here's a list of 15 ways you can follow to ensure smooth execution and maximum enjoyment.

A well-fed, happy crew goes a long way to making you look good. Consider crew work as the first touch of how the show feels. Treat your people well and the return is a better show and a better reputation for you.

Hacking has a bad connotation in today's general populace, but it's a way to bring people together to do GOOD work with GREAT outcomes. If you really want to change the world than hack events might be for you.

Flowers at weddings, as well as other gatherings, can be an expensive decoration. They can take up a hefty portion of your budget, so trying to save on flowers is key. These 11 tips will help you save and maintain your high standard of excellence.

A new challenge for wedding & event planners is the budget bride. Shifts in the economy have hit the wedding segment of the industry hard. The good news is that people are still getting married but many couples are scrimping & cutting back on their nuptials.

Everyone knows weddings are expensive, but very few people actually know the true cost of a wedding knot. The infographic breaks down the cost of a wedding into various expenses, giving you a clear picture of what drives the price way up into the clouds.

Take full advantage of Eventbrite to maximize your event's success with 10 must-do's that many event organizers overlook or don't even know about.

Thanking your speakers is more than a handshake. Use these tips to find out what makes a great impression on them, so they remember you and build a rapport for a long-lasting relationship. Think long term, not short term gains.

Having so much food at your event that Oliver Twist wants to stay an orphan is great; but that equivalent of information will overload your attendees. Presentations need to be simple and to the point, otherwise message will not be delivered to the audience.