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How to Think Like a Futurist
Forward thinking event pro Beth Surmont shares what it means to be a futurist in a changing event landscape—and how you can be one too.
Theatrical Versus Cinematic Presentation Approaches: What They Mean for In-Person and Virtual Events
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What’s to Come for the Event Industry in 2022
Howard Givner, ELI founder and CEO, shares insights on what to expect for the event industry this year and in the near future.
Mapping a Blueprint for Hybrid Events: Strategies on Design, Budget, and Experiences
J. B. Miller, Lawrence Coburn, Kevin White and Brandt Krueger share their philosophies of hybrid events and examples of design, execution, budget, interactivity, and engagement.
29 Tips to Successfully Promote Your Virtual Event
Follow these tips to create a successful multi-channel promotion plan for your virtual event.
Technology and the Modern Wedding
More and more weddings involve technology beyond music and videography. When the bride and groom want spectacular, there is plenty of technical wizardry available to make that special day even more memorable.
How Event Pros Can Put Their Creativity to Work for the Holidays
As an event professional, why not borrow some ideas from your day job to create holiday traditions at home?
Be a Boss in a Trade Show Booth That Performs
It’s the event organizer’s job to bring people to the event, but it’s the exhibitor’s job to get the right people into the booth.
Designing With Color: Complementary, Analogous, Monochromatic & Triadic Color Combinations
While design is an art, understanding how colors interact is really more of a science and is something you can learn and master.
Designing With Color: Primary, Secondary & Tertiary Colors | Hues, Tints, Tones & Shades
Your client just handed you a bunch of swatches of her “favorite colors” to incorporate in an upcoming event, and they absolutely do not all go together. What are the best practices for using color in events?
Bitmap vs. Vector Files
Some basics to help event professionals explain to clients who don’t understand the importance of using vector files, especially when enlarging logos.
Designing Events To Inspire Emotion
In this video clip, Aaron Tharp, Executive Producer at Hello! Destination Management discusses how successful event design should inspire emotions in event attendees.
How To “Shrink” A Room When Your Event’s Guest Count Is Too Small For the Space
Perception is everything in these situations. If you had that same 150 people in a venue that maxed out at 150, it would have the buzz of a sold out event…
Everything You Heard About Brainstorming Is Wrong: How Data Disproved the Two Universal Rules of Brainstorming
Do you get your entire team together in one place to brainstorm big ideas for your event or company? Howard Givner explores universally accepted rules of brainstorming that may have you checking your assumptions.
Diversifying Your Creative Materials with Printing Techniques
To most outsiders (not us planners), the event start is usually the time the ballroom doors open. To us, it starts at the first drop of creative materials. That said, it’s important that we make a splash, a statement and an everlasting impression as soon as the save-the-date or invitation hit a prospective attendee’s mailbox. Creative materials are what sets up event themes and guest expectations and, most important, what sets us apart from our competitors.
The Unique Value of Wedding Designers
If you’re planning to become a wedding designer, it’s important that you know how to communicate your value to potential clients. You should easily be able to convey the key differences between a wedding planner and wedding designer, the dynamic skills wedding designers have, and how you will help take their wedding to the next level.
The Multi-Sensory Event Experience
Gone are the days of the stuffy black-tie fundraising gala: an event built on a five-course meal and lengthy live program featuring speakers touting organizational accomplishments.
Today’s eventgoers demand a more…
How Event Planners Can Overcome the Dreaded Creative Block
As a result, a creative block can be a blow to an event planner’s productivity and ability to do their job. While creative blocks are at times unavoidable, they can be overcome. We’ve put together some sound strategies for overcoming your next creative block when it strikes.
Tapping Into the Meaning of Color When Planning Your Next Event
Wondering how to choose color strategically at your next event? Find out in our latest blog post.
Event Design Trends: Are Balloons In or Out?
Mike interviews Marla from Balloonzilla to get the scoop about balloon trends in 2017 and how to incorporate them into your corporate event.
NEW VIDEO! The Best Ideas, Trends & New Thinking from BizBash LA 2017
Exclusive video from BizBash LA 2017! BizBash editors share their finds for the best event trends & ideas.
Event Planner vs. Event Designer – What is the Difference?
s the wedding and event industries have grown markedly over the last ten years, what was once an over-arching profession of “event planner” or “wedding planner” has been slowly divided into a number of factions – planner, designer, and stylist – each title referring…
In Search of Inspiration
I am in the business of good ideas. Some people look at my business and see that I make flowers or print stationery or plan parties. I believe, however, that all of those things are actually by-products of what I actually sell – which are good ideas. And let me tell you…
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