The New Rules of Event Planning

Today, my local newsfeed blew up with a story about a simple give away event organized by a popular social media influencer in New York City. Only it wasn’t so simple. Chaotic crowds of up to 2,000 fans turned Union Square into a mosh pit. It’s easy to just say: “Kids!” and leave it at that. But the truth is, the event was mismanaged.  Here is what went wrong and how event planners can learn from it…

Going the Distance

Whether your attendees are flying solo in economy or together in business class pods, long-haul travel can mean battling jet lag, dehydration, stiff muscles, and mental fatigue—all of which can derail the first day of programming. That’s why integrating wellness and productivity guidance into pre-trip communications isn’t just a courtesy—it’s a strategic move to protect your event ROI.

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