Christina Green

Event security is serious business these days. Here are ten events that make it a top priority.

Old timers are full of good advice but event planners have a lot of their own too. Check out these life lessons that event planners have learned way too well.

“Tell me a story” is not just a bedtime-stalling tactic practiced by elementary school children everywhere. It’s a desire that runs as an undercurrent of many cultures. If you’re not using storytelling at your event, you’re missing an opportunity for connection and much more.

It’s difficult to have a successful fundraising event without attendees. If you’re struggling to get more people to your fundraiser, it’s time you branch out. Try these ideas.

It’s hard to impress event planners with grandiose shows. They’ve seen a lot. But for venues that want to make an impression on them, it’s often the little things that do the trick.

Don’t get mired in the old ways of doing things with a conservative board, client, or employer who’s fearful of change. Present your ideas to innovate with confidence by following these tips.

Need something new to replace your boring champagne reception? Here are a few ideas to start revving your imagination motor for evening social receptions.

Ensuring your exhibitors have the largest return on investment (ROI) possible is just as important as attendees having an enjoyable experience. With a poor return on their investment, exhibitors won’t be back. And without them, you’ve lost a significant amount of revenue and you’ll need to fill their spots in the future.

Meetings often have a bad reputation as a good way of wasting time but these eleven types of actions will ensure everyone’s on track and working towards a successful event.

Is one of your suppliers taking too long to respond? No matter what you do are they ignoring your requests? Here are some ideas to get them to respond in a speedy manner.