Events gone virtual: Tips and resources
When in-person is no-go, planners figure out how-to.
Events gone virtual: Tips and resources
Can your event go virtual? It may have to!
Nonprofits shift to virtual settings amid pandemic.
Thursday is the new Friday (still)
Thursday and Friday are overbooked. The other weekdays are lonely. Shift some events.
By the time you hear Rocky Top, it’s too late
Planning an event? Better know when – and where – the Vols play in the fall.
Event planning through the eyes of interns
What can interns learn about event planning? As it turns out, quite a bit.
Intern assignments, real world experience
Moxley Carmichael interns share lessons learned at large-scale event.
EventCheck Knox marks milestone!
2,000 entries and counting – and keep them coming.
Add EventCheck shortcut to mobile device
Event planning is hectic. Shortcuts help.
Is your event ready for the spring rush?
Springtime is event time. Send those events!
Make a planner’s day with répondez s’il vous plait
RSVP instructions are not an optional response. Planners need to know the number of attendees.
First-year event planner shares Biscuit Festival lessons
First-year event director of the International Biscuit Festival outlines lessons learned as event expands.
Part One: First-time event planner shares insight
Courtney Kliman shares insight after planning first-time fundraiser.
‘Check out’ these auction tips
Sorting? Running? What do these have to do with auctions? EventCheck Knox gets Morton Massey to explain.
Gay Lyons: Got trash? Recycle it!
Gay Lyons explains how, with a little planning, all events can go green.
Morton Massey: Top mistakes made at fundraisers
Guest blogger Morton Massey shares the mistakes he sees most often at events.
Planners never lose track of time
If there’s one thing experienced event planners know, it’s that timing is everything.
What’s in your box?
Scissors. Tape. Zip ties. Flash drive. What do all of these things have in common? They each belong in an event planner’s toolbox.