There is a persistent misconception in the events industry: that a chaotic event day is the result of poor preparation. In practice, that is rarely the case. Most teams struggling on the day of an event have planned carefully beforehand — sometimes for months and in impressive detail. What is missing is something else: a […]
You’re planning an event for 200 people. On your screen, 14 tabs are open: one tool for tickets, one for invitations, one for registrations, one for the guest list, one for the agenda, one for emails, one for badges and somewhere there is still an Excel file that nobody really wanted to touch anymore. Sound […]