EOE SURVIVAL GUIDE: EVENT PLANNING IN NAPA VALLEY
We had the chance to plan yet another corporate getaway, this time in Napa Valley, California.
We had the chance to plan yet another corporate getaway, this time in Napa Valley, California.
The sun is finally shining and everyone’s getting a little antsy. Who wants to be working when it’s so un-buh-lievably gorgeous outside? If you’re seeing beach photos on Instagram from the day your co-worker called out sick, it might be time to take everyone on a company outing.
As event planners, we love our clients and our clients love us. One of the things we love the most is when our clients want something new, fresh, different, and best of all – unexpected.
If you work in any type of agency working with clients on a regular basis, you know that clients are made like snowflakes, no two are exactly alike.
One of the biggest (and in our opinion, the BEST) way that non profits are able to fundraise is through events.
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.
Without a doubt, two of the biggest components to planning an event include food and decor.
Recently, there’s been a lot of talk in the events world about whether event planners are born or made. In our minds, this is a no brainer.
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.
You may have heard about the Lilly for Target Launch that didn’t necessarily run as expected on multiple levels.
One of the most popular music festivals of the year started this past week in the deserts of California.
Though a Super Bowl party with lots of chips and dip sounds right up our alley, at East of Ellie we prefer a party with actual NFL players.
Every well-organized event should include a run sheet that outlines what should be happening during each minute of the event.
Exposure. It describes what all small businesses, want, need, and should always be on the hunt to achieve. Depending on your industry, there are various strategies available to expose your brand to the public and prospective consumers.
In the movie The Sound of Music Julie Andrews sings all about her favorite things.