Event Strategy in Managing Time
- by Trace KinghamThe biggest question I get from nonprofits I meet, “What is the biggest contributing factor to the success of a…
Trace Kingham5 Event Pitfalls to Avoid this Holiday Season
- by Trace KinghamWith the Holidays quickly approaching, we thought we would share some common event pitfalls you can use to plan a…
Trace KinghamStrategies to Welcome the World
- by Trace KinghamIn June, Kingham Signature Events was honored to help the University of South Florida welcome college administrators from around the…
Trace KinghamThe Secret Behind Successful Annual Events
- by Trace KinghamEarlier this month we produced the 24th Annual Our Heroes Luncheon for Sykes Enterprises, Inc. Foundation. It was another successful…
Trace KinghamNonProfit Event Revenue Streams
- by Trace KinghamNonProfit Event Revenue Streams When planning a fundraiser for a nonprofit organization it’s important to analyze your NonProfit Event Revenue…
Trace Kingham“We’ve Got This!”
- by Trace KinghamAs an event management professional, my team and I have been working with the Sykes Enterprise, Inc. organization for a…
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2018 Event Resolutions
- by Trace KinghamJust like our personal resolutions we make the beginning of each New Year, whether to improve our fitness level or improve our organization skills, whatever your resolutions may be, we need to take some time to make resolutions for our upcoming events in 2018.
One of the best ways to improve outcomes is to conduct a 3-step assessment of our event experience and make resolutions to improve metrics from your findings. How?
Identify the event purpose. Be realistic and be sure to include stakeholders in your process. I always encourage planners to involve leadership, board members, event attendees and more in this process. You’ll be surprised how many different opinions you may receive. But it’s important to create an event purpose statement that will ultimately positively impact the goals of the organization. Make it clear and concise all stakeholders must be on the same page.
SAMPLE EVENT PURPOSE: Our annual gala invites community leaders and their circle of influence to honor 2- 3 key individualsTrace Kingham7 Most Common Costly Mistakes When Planning Your Event
- by Trace Kingham(c) Can Stock Photo / iqoncept By: Trace Kingham When it comes to planning corporate and non-profit events, it takes…
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