Aaron Wolowiec

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10 Tips to Jump Start Your Event Planning Process

Aaron Wolowiec

Planning events can be exciting and challenging. Here are 10 ways to get a head start on planning your next event. Sometimes the most difficult part is determining where to begin.

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Is it Time to Rethink Your Event Sales Strategy, Process and Expectations?

Aaron Wolowiec

One year later, as we continue to watch the COVID-19 vaccination roll-out in the United States, there is hope that we may start to see in-person meetings and events return in the near future.

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Bonus content – Event Garde e-news – August edition

Aaron Wolowiec

Courtesy of Michigan Meetings + Events. I focus on eating non-processed foods without all the fillers and preservatives. I know we are a lot busier in our personal and professional lives than ever before, but I’ll never get tired of physically attending a networking event to meet people in person.

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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. ago, and you’re beginning to align the existing components of your event within the contracted space grid. The venue contract was signed months (or even years!)

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Bonus content – Event Garde e-news – July edition

Aaron Wolowiec

Q: Network: How do you help a wallflower, who’s not comfortable networking at a professional event, loosen up? A: My staff knows that if they ever see someone at one of our events who is standing alone, they MUST go up and introduce themselves, have a conversation and introduce the “loner” to at least one other person.

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Bonus content – Event Garde e-news – July edition

Aaron Wolowiec

Q: Network: How do you help a wallflower, who’s not comfortable networking at a professional event, loosen up? A: My staff knows that if they ever see someone at one of our events who is standing alone, they MUST go up and introduce themselves, have a conversation and introduce the “loner” to at least one other person.

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Your Website is (Likely) Non-Compliant

Aaron Wolowiec

Can someone get from your main event page all the way through the registration process without barriers? Run your website - either your association, organization or event site through a free online accessibility tool. Is your website ADA compliant? How do you know?

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