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Top 8 Things to Remember When Managing Multiple Events

Attendease

But being an event planning rockstar doesn’t mean your job is easy. In a world where companies need to be more visible than ever—while event budgets keep getting smaller—successfully planning and executing multiple corporate events simultaneously can feel like pushing a boulder uphill.

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How to Manage Multiple Events at Once

Attendease

Handling multiple events at the same time is a unique challenge for corporate event planners. When done well, running multiple events at once can help your organization scale its reach, increase engagement, and optimize resources. Read on to learn how to scale your corporate events program successfully!

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In-Kind Sponsorships for Events: How to Create a Win-Win Situation

Endless Events

As event professionals, we’re constantly striving to create meaningful experiences for attendees and stakeholders while working within limited resources and a budget. In-kind sponsorships are relationships where a business sponsors an event by providing free goods or services rather than a financial contribution. Let’s dive in!

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Corporate Conference Planning Checklist

GEVME

Make your final selection, confirm the final details with a host, and sign a contract. According to Grant Carmichael from the Midwest UX team, “Speaker curation, speaker hospitality, sponsorships, design, budget, volunteers, content, PR/social, production, ticketing, legal and more all need the full attention of someone.”

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Corporate Event Planning – Is It Right For You?

Event Planning BluePrint

If you’re an event planner or looking to get into event planning , you probably know there are two main categories: corporate event planning and social event planning. Social Event Planning. For example, if you choose social events, the more common events are: Weddings. Launch events.

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Streamline Your Events with Our Event Planning Templates

Event Planning BluePrint

This involves understanding the purpose of the event, the audience, and the desired outcomes. A corporate event? Each type of event has unique requirements and expectations. A corporate event, on the other hand, focuses on professionalism, brand representation, and networking opportunities. A birthday party?

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How To Prepare For A Career In Event Planning

Endless Events

Being an event planner, event manager, or event marketer is a difficult job that demands a lot of energy and knowledge, but many of us are drawn to it because it is – above all else – rewarding. But how does one prepare for a career in event planning? Event planning is an umbrella term.