Using Decor for Brand Awareness and Photo Opportunities
Tired of basic decor for your events? Try elevating them by adding brand awareness. For example, if you are using moon balloons to light your event space, consider adding a…
Jordan’s Top 3 Tips Learned from Getting Cvent Certified
After I recently became Cvent Certified, I wanted to share some of the best takeaways I learned when working in Cvent. 1. Limit Registrations Depending on the type of event,…
Tips for a Successful Site Inspection
Site Inspections are like the first day of school. They are filled with excitement at what is to come, meeting many new people, and lots of hard work. They are…
The Ins and Outs of City Permits
Planning an event at a venue, like a park, on the City of San Diego property? My recommendation is to start reviewing requirements and applications early on in the event…
Congratulations to Elise for obtaining her DMCP certification!
ADMEI and the Certification and Accreditation Board (CAB) officially added Elise Rollinson to the list of Destination Management Certified Professionals® (DMCP). This certification is considered the highest professional achievement in…
Long Workdays Never Felt So Good
It felt very refreshing to be back in action and onsite for an event this past week! After 18 months sitting behind a screen supporting our clients with their virtual…
Partnering with a Venue to be Covid Safe
Creating a Covid-safe environment is critical these days. If we are planning to gather in groups, we should do everything in our power to keep the attendees, staff, and community…
Duty of Care
If you are thinking about how the events industry will be able to safely return to hosting group business events, you probably have heard the term “Duty of Care”. Simply…
