Identify a clear purpose for the event. First, establish who your audience is and then plan accordingly. Secondly, hold a planning meeting to outline with your team the core objectives and outcomes of ...

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Attending an event is a time commitment for attendees, so be sure to deliver on your promises. Originally Published Oct. 9, 2017. If you are considering planning an event, one often overlooked ...

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Below, Nashville-based event planner Amos Gott shares his essential tips for everything from table-setting and drink stations ...

Everyone loves to go to a party but planning a party is an entirely different experience. Whether it’s a holiday gathering, a friend’s retirement party or your niece’s bridal shower, the bash may fall ...

Choose alternate sites. If you’re planning a large event in another city, consider a second- or third-tier city. The cost will be lower. “You’ll essentially be the big fish in the pond,” says Kelly ...