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Aaron Wolowiec

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Aligning Your Venue Space, Content, and Experience Goals

Aaron Wolowiec

You’ve just begun digging into the planning process for your organization’s next event. The venue contract was signed months (or even years!) ago, and you’re beginning to align the existing components of your event within the contracted space grid.

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Nine tips to promote win-win negotiating (no matter the contract)

Aaron Wolowiec

Following is the abridged version of our presentation (and I promise I’ve saved our best examples and talking points for the program – so I hope to see you there): Contracts differ. Familiarize yourself with the differences among the various contracts your organization routinely executes (e.g., Focus less on what they can offer you.

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Hiring an event management partner

Aaron Wolowiec

Are they contracting and paying the vendors or will you be responsible for payments? If they are not responsible for contracting and paying the vendors, you will need to make sure that each vendor is properly licensed and insured. After the contract is signed, will you work with an event coordinator throughout the process?

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Straight from an intern’s mouth

Aaron Wolowiec

RFP processes. Contract negotiation. Most of the time, someone reviewed my projects once I finished or they were already completed (contracts). I am responsible for our sponsorship program, registration process, evening events for ABA committee meetings and special events and many other day-to-day operations.

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For Better or Worse: Business Relationships Built to Last

Aaron Wolowiec

The first thing she told me is: “A wise consultant friend once told me if the proposal/contracting process is painful, the engagement will be worse. Help the prospective client to prioritize projects and processes. What is your preferred process/procedure for check-ins/progress reporting (e.g., What is the chemistry like?

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The great proposal debate: Why consultants eschew RFPs

Aaron Wolowiec

One of my MBA students this summer was asked to write a marketing piece to replace existing (and terrible) website copy as part of her job interview process. Some of the remainder are ignorant of contracting/consulting issues, not evil. Never again! Most potential clients are ethical and above-board.

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