Learn how to find, manage, and support event volunteers in a way that improves operations, enhances attendee experience, and makes your nonprofit event run smoothly.

Bad weather can derail even the best-planned event, but with the right preparation, you can keep things safe, smooth, and still deliver a great experience.

At some point, every organization hits a tipping point with events. What once felt manageable starts to feel heavy. The to-do list gets longer. The pressure gets higher. And planning the event now feels like a second full-time job on top of the one you already have. If you’ve ever thought “It’ll calm down after

Events are often the heartbeat of an organization’s culture and growth strategy. Yet one of the biggest challenges I hear from clients is: “How do we keep our events feeling fresh year after year?” When you’re planning events, it’s easy to fall into familiar formats. But here’s the truth: repetition breeds disengagement. If attendees feel

When the market trembles, many companies freeze. Budgets tighten. Innovation slows. The instinct to “wait it out” takes hold. Fear, especially during economic downturns, has a way of turning even the boldest brands cautious. But both business history and human psychology suggest something different: Companies that continue to invest in creativity, storytelling, and connection during

Over my nearly 20-year career in event production, I’ve seen the industry evolve — and nowhere is that more true than how we define success. A packed venue and a well-designed space might feel like a win, but that’s no longer enough. Today’s stakeholders want results. How engaged were your attendees? How satisfied did they