Articles tagged “event planner”

While planners put the most effort into education and programming, it’s the entertainers — from musicians to mentalists — who often leave a lasting impression.

Temps can make or break an event, yet recruiting and training gig workers is often an afterthought.

It starts with a foundation of trust, layered with a mix of interesting people, exclusive experiences, and the promise of potential business.

Today’s multi-ethnic, multi-generational workforce requires you to rethink the traditional Christmas party to make sure that everyone feels welcome.

Planners grapple with the reasons why many attendees don’t honor their RSVPs — and try to keep it from happening again.  

The Federation is working to ensure that jobs in the events industry are recognized by the government and academia the same way they are in other industries. It’s a monumental task.

With so many industry events — from conferences to hosted buyer trips to fams — has it become too much of a good thing?

From an on-stage bar to a “Circadian Cove”: The author of “Our KPI is Joy” shares strategies for infusing events with moments of connection and renewal.

They're living their dreams while running their businesses, managing meetings, and staying involved with the industry — but it isn't always easy.

Dozens of new career coaches have emerged in the industry — some with hospitality backgrounds. Industry associations are also jumping in.