by chrisjanese | May 1, 2022 | Blog, Chris Janese, event planning, private events
The word adaptability is often used when we talk about events in 2022. It’s important that event planners and venues are ready to adapt to the changes that will happen in the future. To help make your job easier, we’ve listed a few event trends that will...
by chrisjanese | Sep 7, 2020 | Blog, Chris Janese, event planning, private events, Uncategorized
In a world where people cannot leave their house without a mask and hand sanitizer, it is hard to imagine any big social gatherings like a concert or convention. These events seem like a distant memory at this point in the pandemic. Many individuals are wondering what...
by chrisjanese | Aug 6, 2020 | Blog, Chris Janese, event planning, private events, Uncategorized
Around the world, the event industry has experienced unprecedented disruption. Earlier in the year, the pandemic resulted in the mass cancellation of public and private events. In this technological age, adaptation and innovation are essential, especially in the face...
by chrisjanese | Jul 8, 2020 | Blog, Chris Janese, event planning
The COVID-19 epidemic changed the way several industries work. Most notably, the event industry has changed drastically. For months, it’s been essential for people to maintain social distancing and isolate themselves in homes that they know to be clean and...
by chrisjanese | Jun 3, 2020 | Blog, Chris Janese, event planning, private events
The event ticketing industry has come a long way in the past 30 years. Getting tickets for a show used to mean driving to or calling a box office. Tickets were printed on paper. In the 1990s, companies like TicketMaster changed all of that. In the past few years,...
by chrisjanese | May 6, 2020 | Blog, Chris Janese, private events, Uncategorized
Finding an event location with the right environment is just the first stage of success when planning an event. Inexperienced event planners almost always run into problems with their event venues before, during or after the event has taken place. This is usually due...
