“Kingham Signature Events is always professional, extremely flexible and truly has an understanding of our organization standards and needs.” Tom Katzenmeyer, Limited Brands
“Trace and his team did a wonderful job anticipating our needs throughout the process and I never had to worry about the out-come.” J. Allison Pignatelli, DSW
“Kingham Signature Events is strategic in design and implementation, beginning with the event planning process from the 30,000 foot level, securing information from all key stakeholders, procuring the best vendor in each category to ensure a good fit for the event and the highest level of professionalism. Their attention to detail from start to finish ensures the best outcomes among diverse audiences and environments.” Cynthia Marshall, OFIC
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By: Trace Kingham
When it comes to planning corporate and non-profit events, it takes valuable time and resources for an organization to produce a successful experience. It can cost even more, i.e. reputation and revenue, if you don’t avoid these top seven most costly mistakes.
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By Cylie Svartoien
When you have a local repeat event with a consistent audience, it’s easy to get comfortable and rely on tactics that have worked before. However, if you want to keep your audience’s attention and attendance, it’s critical to revamp, refresh and rejuvenate your show.
Last week at the Heroes Luncheon in Tampa, we spruced up the atmosphere in a variety of ways. Already, we’ve received phenomenal feedback, and here are some of the key tactics we used. Apply them to your next repeat event, and watch your audience crave more!
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By Trace Kingham
Yesterday, I was talking to group of planners at the University of South Florida, and we touched on the topic of inconsistent attendance from year to year. Many of us have been there—one year you have 500 guests and the next you have 300 RSVPs. How do you retain and gain guests? We have a simple, 5-minute mental process for you that will boost your guest experience and have them returning – with their friends and colleagues!
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