Oftentimes when hosting an event, organizations invite keynote speakers, guest artists, special performers, or emcees to participate, sometimes referred to as VIPs. Most organizations would agree that we want to treat our VIPs well. Occasionally we are contractually obligated to provide specific things like brand-name snacks in the greenroom or no less than 4-star hotelContinue reading “Room with a View”
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Communication Styles
If you’ve reached adulthood you have probably figured out that people communicate in different ways. Some like to text everything, some will only talk on the phone, and others, like me, need everything written down so I rely heavily on email. The sooner you understand the communication style of those you interact with the most,Continue reading “Communication Styles”
The Ideal Holiday Party Time
As we put a bow on Halloween and prepare for the holiday season, the question arises, what is the ideal time for a Christmas party? The obvious answer is Christmastime, however, in some organizations I have worked with, that would not be true. The best place to start is to ask yourself what the goalsContinue reading “The Ideal Holiday Party Time”
How Do You Manage?
This blog is a little more sassy-girl rant than super helpful event advice. I have served the public my whole life, it’s how I’m wired. I love to see others succeed, enjoy themselves, or get what they need. I have worked in medicine, been on a church staff, and served in a non-profit organization. IContinue reading “How Do You Manage?”
Listen Loudly
As a leader, do you talk loudly or listen loudly? Which do you think is the preferred method of gathering information and earning more respect from your team? There’s a clear stand-out option for those desiring to be a better leader. Correct, listening loudly. Any schmo can talk loudly. I have met plenty of peopleContinue reading “Listen Loudly”