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Choosing the Perfect Venue: Factors to Consider for Your Dream Event

Pleasantdale Château

This is why we compiled the essential factors to consider when embarking on a journey of planning a special event. Now, it is time to uncover the factors that will set the stage for an extravagant event! Event coordination is equally important. Schedule a visit to the venue and feel the ambiance firsthand.

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Different Names for Event Planners

Cvent: Event Marketing

Typically, their main responsibility ranges significantly depending on industry and supervisor but generally includes answering phones and scheduling meetings. Event Coordinator. This is the first true position focused on events. Manage staff responsible for event coordination activities. Director of Events.

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How to start a wedding venue: Tips from two wedding industry experts

Planning Pod

Monique has spent the last 10 years as a certified special events professional (CSEP) and the VP of Operations with Bramble Hospitality, helping them run, manage, and grow their two wedding venues, Willowdale Estate and Briar Barn Inn. Hire a full-time event coordinator before opening. Staffing your startup.

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Museum event management software: How we helped Barber Vintage Motorsports Museum streamline their in-house and private events

Planning Pod

Juggling two different tracks of events – in-house events that support their mission/audience base and private group events and rentals that help boost their revenue – can quickly become a cumbersome task that creates process gaps, continuity killers, collaboration conflict and more.

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9 Proven Steps for Planning Successful Events

Planning Pod

Typically the following responsibilities / tasks require someone to be assigned to them: Pre event planning (see Step 6 below) On-site event coordination (see Step 8 below; check-in, management of attendees, stage management, etc.) Step 9 – Conduct post-event analysis and follow up.