Managing events in far-off locations means long, hectic hours. So when I’m on the road, I work to find ways to fully enjoy the scarce downtime I get. One of my favourites: a leisurely meal in a destination restaurant that I haven’t tried. I’m a foodie and love to explore new places.
There’s nothing I love more than transforming a three-ring circus into an event machine that engages guests, runs like clockwork, and delivers ROI.
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In my last blog, I talked about attracting attendees to your events. Another audience that's critical to the bottom line for many events, both fundraisers and business conferences, is corporate sponsors.
It's hard to believe. It was just one year ago that I ventured into the world of entrepreneurism and launched C.KAY International to produce private and corporate events all over the globe.
Whew! I'm back home after an exhilarating three weeks managing a client event in Kiev, Ukraine. Normally, I'd race back to Seattle and hit the ground running to manage another client event.
I'm a Brit living in Seattle and running a U.S. business that produces large corporate conferences and events. It's a business that's all about people.
As a long-time event planner, I’ve always considered physical event security one of the many critical event components I manage, with needs assessment, appropriate resource procurement and oversight.
Caroline Kay is a conference and event planning consultant with boundless energy and more than 15 years of event and operations management experience