There is a strategy to pick the best location and venue for an event. Many places will do, but here’s how to choose a location and space...

While there are excellent practices to put into place which will enhance the seamless nature of your event there are also common...

One of my favorite classes in graduate school was Sports Law with Dr. Zavian. I knew next to nothing about Sport Law, but found it...

The use of a timeline for overall event management, or a run of show (abbreviated ROS, which is specific to stage management during your...

Welcome to the March series! This month will build on the Event 101 series and focus on advanced event techniques. Budgeting can be a...

Once your event is complete, load out concluded, and the client summary is sent all that is left is to invoice for your wonderful...

It's exciting when the end of your successful event comes into view, but the end of the event itself is not the end of your job (sorry)....

To start: Successful does not mean perfect. Please pause to let that sink in. Alright, moving on. You may be surprised by this, but there...

Event day is go time. The planning and prep is done and all that is left is execution and pivoting when something goes sideways...

For a successful event day event planners need to plan their own day. Each planner and event will have different details but creating a...

Simple Pieces Build Complex Events

Event planners face a real life Tetris® game of putting all operational plans for each functional area together in a way that makes...

Outside of executing a full run through of your event, the next best option is a well thought out operational plan. While functional...

Thanks for joining the first series: Event 101. We're back to basics. If you're new to the event world you might hear professionals talk...

Glad you stopped by to take a peek at my site. While I'm new to blogging, I'm not new to events. Having worked in the industry for years,...