Let’s just say it: 2020 was a hell of a year for the event industry. No matter what you had on our calendars in Q1 of this year, we bet that your year was just like ours: mostly virtual, with some safe, small and socially-distanced events and activities in between. What started as a 2-week quarantine has turned into a complete societal and lifestyle shift, where work is home, home is work and our computers, cameras and microphones are our lifeline.

It has been announced that major live events, such as the traditional New Year’s Eve celebration in Times Square or Philadelphia’s Mummers Day Parade, have been cancelled or pivoted to virtual celebrations.

So, what’s a planner to do? How do you plan for a future that is unforeseen; a future which needs to adapt as the virus does?

We’re thrilled to bring together industry experts to discuss the State of the Event Industry in 2021: From Live to Virtual and Back Again. Join us on our partner platform, Lemonade, November 16, 2020 for this half-day event.

In the past few years as an entrepreneur, I’ve noticed an increasing amount of people who would like to get together, ask questions, and receive advice, mentorship, or coaching. When it comes to event planning and experiential design, there’s always something new to learn.

While I’d love to be able to meet individually with everyone, schedules are difficult to align. So, I decided to start hosting a luncheon series where anyone who’d like to meet one-on-one for a consultation, mentoring meeting, or just to learn from one another, can book uninterrupted time to speak with me in a casual setting.

Simply select the date(s) that work for you, and whether you’d like to book a solo luncheon or a group luncheon, meaning that up to (4) people may book. Ticket includes the price of lunch! I look forward to seeing you there.

To sign up, visit this link.

In the past few years as an entrepreneur, I’ve noticed an increasing amount of people who would like to get together, ask questions, and receive advice, mentorship, or coaching. While I’d love to be able to meet individually with everyone, schedules are difficult to align. So, I decided to start hosting a luncheon series where anyone who’d like to meet one-on-one for a consultation, mentoring meeting, or just to learn from one another, can book uninterrupted time to speak with me. Simply select the date(s) that work for you! I look forward to seeing you there.

To sign up, visit this link.

In the past few years as an entrepreneur, I’ve noticed an increasing amount of people who would like to get together, ask questions, and receive advice, mentorship, or coaching. While I’d love to be able to meet individually with everyone, schedules are difficult to align. So, I decided to start hosting a luncheon series where anyone who’d like to meet one-on-one for a consultation, mentoring meeting, or just to learn from one another, can book uninterrupted time to speak with me. Simply select the date(s) that work for you! I look forward to seeing you there.

To sign up, visit this link.