Last week’s blog referenced “proven process” and “flexibility”. Despite the seeming opposition, those terms actually go hand-in-hand. Here’s a deeper dive into our process plus

Some of our greatest successes of the past year … especially with new clients … were centered around communication. Post-event meetings were filled with terms

It’s understandable that many nonprofit organizations skipped their galas, fundraisers, and other gatherings in 2020. They’ve undoubtably lost some traction but it’s not too late

Ok … it’s freezing in many parts of the country (sorry Texas, our Colorado winter missed a turn last week), but spring is nearly upon

It’s been five months since we wrote about getting events going again … seems like forever! Looking back, most of these ideas are still relevant

Commencement season is just around the corner so it seems like a good time to ask, “Why are these ceremonies important and how can technology

Virtual events have gone from nonexistent to commonplace through wild innovation and mass adoption. While most of us are excited to get back to in-person

We often reference Technical Production Partners in our blogs, and while rereading a few of them we realized that it’s not a particularly common term

If you’re a regular reader of these blogs, you’ll notice several recurring themes. Engagement and retention are two of the most repeated and important ones,

Whether virtual or in-person, event professionals are always looking for better methods of engaging their audience, retaining attention, and creating value. Here are three ideas

There have been a lot of perceived changes in how we approach events, but what’s really different? Big versus small … informational versus entertaining …

Events have changed a lot this year, but some of that change has become a springboard for innovation. The Hub and Spoke Model, more commonly

Change is certainly bountiful, but it doesn’t have to dismiss everything from the past. Events have evolved, and the new perspective of how to host

This year turned the events industry upside down and our team has fielded a lot of important questions that we’re sure other people want to