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 ...

Veronique James is president of the Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO)‘s Arizona chapter and CEO of The James Agency, an integrated agency specializing in consumer advertising, public relations and ...

As a serial entrepreneur and business advisor, I have the lucky perspective of not only having tried things on my own once or twice in my own businesses but also seen others come up with the same ...

Planning an event is an overwhelming task at hand, no matter how seasoned you are. From the venue to the décor to the hired help, events – big or small – thrive on a plan of execution that ensures ...

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 ...

Here in Sarasota, we've elevated partying to an art form. With countless galas, celebrations and launches, we are always looking to join in on the fun. One event that's eagerly anticipated after a ...

Mary Pat Kasravi, executive producer for 15|40 Productions — which has dreamed up red carpet events for 'Dune,' 'Barbie,' 'Inside Out 2' and more — reveals her top tips for decor and more. By Danielle ...

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Organizational skills, creativity and knowledge about the field top the list of things you need to start a successful event planning business. Add to that the ability to communicate effectively, ...

Expertise from Forbes Councils members, operated under license. Opinions expressed are those of the author. As in-person events become a part of our standard social fabric again, there are many ...

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 ...