Event Planning

Charity events and 5K runs often go hand in foot! These two require some very different actions, and you must be fleet of foot to stay ahead. It's a great way to get your community to support an organization or a cause that is near and dear to your heart.

Developing menus for multi-thousand attendee conferences, as well as preparing, cooking, and presenting food in a manner that is engaging and diverse, is a grand event in itself, and leaves a lasting impression that will make or break your reputation.

Awards can give your product, company, or event prestige beyond traditional marketing. Simply by entering the competition and preparing in advance for the award greatly increases your chances to be featured by the media and create rapport with new leads.

Plan your trade show with the goal of making it a lasting memory for attendees. The beginner's guide will give you 15 practical tips to help you plan a successful trade show event on budget and profitable, not just hitting the bottom line.

Getting media attention is key to attracting attendees to your event. It's imperative for you to learn how to write effective press releases. A sample press release template is included to help you get started.

Negotiating an event contract with a venue is not an easy task. Get what you want in contract negotiations with these 4 easy tips. Don't let sales managers at the venue push you around; make them play your game and you will get everything you want.

With so many people working remotely, Zoom fatigue can make participants feel exhausted and mentally check out disrupting your virtual event. Here are a few tips to help you avoid and mitigate Zoom fatigue.

Event organizers should start placing more emphasis on cloakrooms — after all, it's likely to be the first and last impressions your guests will have of the event and it's also where your guests will be leaving some of their important personal belongings.

Turn your marketing campaign into a game to engage your audience and allow them to promote your event while they play for the prizes, which also includes media attention if you do it right and make it newsworthy.

Going green is a money maker for your event. By using time-tested, eco-friendly and easy methods, you'll make a positive impression on your attendees, sponsors, and the press. It's so easy, you won't have an excuse to not be green anymore at your next event.