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Tech Talk: Why Some AV Companies Are More Expensive Than Others

| Published in July 2009
The support your crew will offer on-site is just one of the considerations affecting pricing. Why some AV companies are more expensive than others

Being a Fearless Fish out of Water

| Published in July 2009
Follow these six steps to fearlessly making a career change -- regardless of the economic environment

6 Tips for Perfect Pyro at Your Next Event

| Published in July 2009
For perfect pyro, keep a few considerations in mind during the planning process. Planning with pyro? Here are six quick tips to make sure your next event lights up the night

Open for Business

| Published in July 2009
###What lessons can be learned from the first year in business in today’s economy?

Ideas in Action

Published in July 2009
Minglestick A networking tool, shipping straps and dazzlepops are featured this month

In Search of Inspiration

| Published in July 2009
1. David Stark Sketchbook Spark your creativity with ES’s favorite places to go on the Web for exploring ideas, trends — and the unexpected

Timeline: The History of Pyrotechnics

| Published in July 2009
Pyrotechnics have been inspiring crowds for over 2,000 years. Today, fireworks are used in everything from backyard BBQs and New Year’s celebrations to Super Bowl parties and King’s coronations. Here's a look at their storied past

Loss of an Industry Icon

Published in July 2009
Meredith McIlmoyle, Publisher of Event Solutions Sadly, 20th Century Props is victim to our struggling economy and struggling industry

Event Planner's Guide: 4 Rules for Being a Good Manager

| Published in June 2009
Could you be missing opportunities to get more out of your team? Try these four tips

Tech Talk: How to Tell if the House A/V Works for Your Event

| Published in June 2009
Some venues with pre-existing A/V and lighting setups are cost-effective, turn-key solutions for events, such as Chameleon Studios in Las Vegas. Others may not be able to accommodate your event as easily as you might think. I’m looking at a venue that has an existing A/V setup. How can I determine if it’s going to work for my event?

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