If you are a business owner there may come a time when you decide to plan an event. The event could be to build a strong team, the annual christmas bash or an event to strengthen your brand visibility and client relationships. Whatever the reason the process requires time, money and resources.
Despite the current economic climate it appears that 88% of companies are planning to continue with in-person events. 58% of companies have increased spending to improve employee well-being and 75% of companies have realised an increase in employee productivity following an event.
As part of my offering as a virtual Assistant I have seen the need to be event savvy in order to provide the most professional and cost effective service for my clients. Therefore, I have partnered with the global leader in hotel site selection and the placement of meetings and events. The company is the largest client of every major hotel brand globally which translates into better availability and great pricing for my clients.
In relation to event management my clients vary from the frazzled and overworked EA of a corporate organisation, other VA’s, the MD of a company of one, Event Planners, Orchestras, Bands, Film Crews ... .even Wedding Planners. And because the company is global I have support throughout the world.
I can research, evaluate, and present the ideal venue for your event based upon your specific needs; track down answers; work on your behalf to negotiate the most favourable contract available; saving you valuable time to focus on planning your event. I often have access to venues which are not found from a general search.
The process is simple and comes at no cost to my client.
So, if you are planning an event or considering the idea and would like support, I would love to connect.
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