Event Life

Event Life: Growing Up

| Published in October 2009
Lounge seating, such as this splitback sofa, can be used to create “entertainment pods.” Find out how one event business is positioning itself for the upswing

Event Life: Not-for-Profit Solutions

| Published in September 2009
When businesses are hit, so are not-for-profits. But this economy can be an opportunity, too

Open for Business

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

How to Successfully Manage Your Vendor Relationships

| Published in June 2009
The proper course of action to manage vendor relationships isn’t always clear — here’s how to navigate some of the sticky situations

Tips for Successful Fundraising in a Slow Economy

| Published in April 2009
In a world of tightening budgets, how can not-for-profit events keep their organizations afloat? One planner has a few ideas

After the AIG Effect: Planning Events in Today's Economy

| Published in March 2009
Understated but elegant floral design was part of Leslie Weekes’ strategy for creating an impactful event experience without looking fiscally irresponsible. In today’s atmosphere of frugality, how do you spend less without lessening your event’s impact? One planner found out

The Next Generation of Planners

| Published in February 2009
Teaching the next generation of planners, one planner learns a few new things along the way

Looking to Change Jobs in 2009? Follow These Tips

| Published in January 2009
New Year, new position — or career? One planner who took the chance has a few tips for others considering it

Event Life: Finding Security

| Published in December 2008
Recession-proof event planning: Whether you’re independent or in-house, here’s what you need to know to secure your position

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