Everyone always hears about what an intern learns from the CEO (or any other manager in the company) but not many people discuss what the interns can actually teach the ones who have been in the biz for as long as they can remember.
We’ve already specified that event planners are special types of humans. Our brain just works differently, we thrive on organization and pretty things.
EOE’s Marketing & Events Manager, Cindy, here. I’ve come to a conclusion.
May has arrived and it feels like spring is finally on its way! Even though the sunny days to come are going to be wonderful, we can’t forget about the countless rainy days the spring weather brings to New England.
Our team at EOE will be the first ones to tell you that working for a small event planning agency is not your typical 9-5 job.
We’ve already specified that event planners are special types of humans. Our brain just works differently, we thrive on organization and pretty things.
Every small business has a story behind how it developed from an entrepreneur with a dream, to a successful boutique agency for almost 6 years now.
One day my boss, Emily, founder of EOE, asked if she could call me. She does not usually call.
On event day, there’s a million things on any planner’s to-do list. Between running around and completing last minute tasks, realizing you forgot something or have to deal with an unexpected issue is never something planners want to hear.
Everyone always hears about what an intern learns from the CEO (or any other manager in the company) but not many people discuss what the interns can actually teach the ones who have been in the biz for as long as they can remember.
It’s that time again here at EOE where we welcome our two fabulous 2015 interns.
Ready or not, here come the holidays. No matter what – this time of year is stressful. Even for some of the most organized people in this universe, life can get overwhelming. Quickly.
Yet again it’s that time at the EOE office where we bid a-dew to our 2013 interns – Mallory and Cindy you will certainly be missed – and welcome our fabulous 2014 intern.
Every well-organized event should include a run sheet that outlines what should be happening during each minute of the event.