Fixed Fee Pricing: Are You Earning the Money You Deserve?
You can have visually stunning events, the most satisfied clients, and the most enthusiastic staff, but if your pricing isn’t accurately reflecting your value, you could be…
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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…
How to Avoid Being Blindsided at a Post-Event Debriefing
How do you prevent nitpicky comments from clients at a post-event debrief meeting from overshadowing a successful event? Are there any best practices to running a debriefing?
Questions to Ask When Evaluating An Outdoor Event Site
Depending on where you live in the world, doing an event outdoors vs. indoors can seem like an easy call. Weather, cost, and time to build out an outdoor space can threaten the success of an event, however beautiful environments and the natural air can provide an incredible and unique experience for guests.
3 Key Components of Experience Design
There’s a clear distinction between designing an event experience, versus planning an event. Experience design applies experiential properties and principals to the event design, while event planning is the organization of event elements to fulfill a set of goals.
What’s the Difference Between A Balance Sheet & A Profit & Loss Statement?
What’s the Difference Between A Balance Sheet & A Profit & Loss Statement?
How To “Shrink” A Room When Your Guest Count Is Too Small For the Space?
How To “Shrink” A Room When Your Guest Count Is Too Small For the Space?
Calculating the Tax-Deductibility of An Auction Item
First, make sure your organization is qualified to receive donations that are tax deductible from the donor’s perspective, as not all are. Many industry trade organizations, for example, do not qualify because…
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