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.
Make a planner’s day with répondez s’il vous plait
Star power shines with proper planning
Well-known people can boost an event but heed these steps when booking speakers.
Do big-name speakers boost events?
A well-known speaker certainly elevates the profile of your event. But does it raise money and awareness for your organization?
Planners find (more) resources at Visit Knoxville
From bullets to bacon, Visit Knoxville will get it done.
Event planners find resources at Visit Knoxville
EventCheck Knox checked in with Visit Knoxville to find out exactly what the organization offers event planners.
Tale of two birthday cakes
The cake maker matters. And this story takes the cake.
Stay calm when the calendar is covered
With the pending arrival of warm weather, planners heat up with events filling their calendars.
Lions and tigers and bears, oh no!
Thinking about adding animals to your event for a little pizzazz? Read this first!
Location, location, location
Convenience. Cost. Creativity. Those are three guiding principles for planners when deciding where to hold an event.
Who’s on first … planners must know
When I think about communication, or the lack thereof, my mind immediately goes to “Who’s on first?” – the classic Abbott and Costello comedy sketch about the names of baseball players.
Balancing the bottom line
It’s no secret that the purpose of nonprofit events is to raise money for worthy causes. It therefore stands to reason that the bottom line of nonprofit events is, well, the bottom line.
Pick me, pick me! (again)
Whether the draw is entertainment, food, inspiration or the magic of Christmas, it’s important to find a way to stand out in the fall and holiday season when social calendars are full.
Pick me, pick me!
Social calendars fill up quickly during the busy fall and holiday seasons. How do you make your event stand out from the crowd?