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Activity Vendors Pair with Planners for Unique Attendee Experiences

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Planners meticulously manage the attendee experience , but often activity vendors also play a major role in influencing how someone remembers a trip. Going the extra mile for venues and attendees often involves activity vendors to engage in some unorthodox planning of their own. Mike Murray. Mosleblech says.

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A Planner’s Guide to Event Vendors 

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Planners work with venues, specialized staff, and vendors to ensure everything runs smoothly. A lot of tiny pieces must fall into place for an event to succeed, and the wrong event vendors could lead to lots of trouble later in the planning process. What are event vendors? a musical festival).

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When Mother Nature Is an Unwanted Attendee at Your Meeting or Event

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In today’s world, you cannot overlook the possibility of Mother Nature becoming an unwanted attendee at your meeting or event. Realizing the potential for a winter storm or another weather disaster while planning your meeting or event will help keep your attendees safe while reducing the risk of significant financial losses.

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The Importance Of Feedback & Follow-Up Meeting After Events

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The final step in the event management process is a follow-up meeting after the event to discuss the event’s overall ROI, attendee and sponsor feedback, and make the necessary readjustments to the overarching event strategy. Event professionals have to come to follow-up meetings after events well-prepared. Start planning.

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Is Your Meeting Storm Ready?

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What Planners Can Do to Be Prepared When it comes to severe storms, the best things any event professional can do is prepare as much as they can. Before the storm hits, it’s advisable to communicate with attendees, vendors and speakers. Can attendees come to the venue or should they stay where they are?

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Everything You Need To Know To Create Your Event Timeline

Endless Events

Big events with a high number of attendees might require up to a year to plan. Include all planning meetings into your event timeline so everyone can add them to their calendar and prepare in advance. Select your venue, virtual platform, and major vendors. Book caterers, florists, and any remaining vendors.

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What To Do When Your Event Goes Wrong

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However, the odds are there will be a few bumps along the way, no matter how prepared you are. This is a must for all event vendors. That way, you won’t lose what matters the most: the trust of your attendees. To sum up, the underlying message is to always be prepared. Bring Backup Equipment.