Most people aren’t equipped to cut through the awkwardness of a social gathering just to make a new contact or two. Others have no choice. Skipping the gathering is not an option, especially with event tracking devices communicating every break out session attendance or bar visit. We get it. Which is why we have come up with a hot list of ice breaking opening lines to use on just about anyone as conversation joiners or starters.
Have you ever lost your train of thought mid-ride? Instead of barreling full speed ahead into your brilliant proclamation, something else popped up. Suddenly, your enthusiasm was replaced with the panicked urgency of thinking (often out loud) “crap, crap, crap, what was I literally JUST thinking!?!?”
As a mother, wife and business owner, I often find myself at the end of either of these two spectrums. A.) a very controlled tightly run ship which is basically running on autopilot or B.) surrounded by missing socks, forgotten lunches and a surge of business productivity.
Maintaining a standard base recipe for your secret sauce as event planners can help you stay out of the weeds when it comes to the fun details, and help keep you organized. Creating an ultimate checklist however can improve efficiencies, help you make more money and definitely save you time.
The event industry has taken a major loss the last couple of months due to COVID19. While a lot of events have been cancelled, that should not stop you from preparing for 2021.
As we’ve entered another week of social distancing, it continues to inspire creative ways to still connect with clients and followers. One marketing tool that is being used in a great way is Instagram Live.
This remote culture thing is an adjustment isn’t it? Here are some more thoughts for both managers and employees!
As we head into the fourth week of shelter in place here in NYC, I am noticing that a lot of my neighbors are starting to get antsy.
This article was written by Ax3 Studios Operations Manager Extraordinaire, Marika Andersson. She like so many are home trying to work with their families, partners and all the distractions of home life around. She agreed to share her thoughts and tips.
