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How To Plan Events In A Post- Pandemic Event Industry

How To Plan Events In A Post- Pandemic Event Industry

Last week on the Bright Ideas Blog, we discussed the current state of the event industry comparatively to before the pandemic. This week, we are talking about seven solutions for planning post-pandemic events during the current state of the event industry.  7...
A Glimpse At The Current State Of The Event Industry

A Glimpse At The Current State Of The Event Industry

It’s no surprise that Covid 19 rocked the global economy. Many industries were severely impacted by the pandemic, including the event industry. As a result, what once was common in the world of corporate and social events, may no longer be. That’s why we are bringing...
Rock n Roll Themed Corporate Summer Event

Rock n Roll Themed Corporate Summer Event

On a sunny summer afternoon in Vancouver, 200 guests gathered at a venue by the beach to get transported back to the 1950s. Every year our client hosts an annual themed corporate summer event that encourages mingling and socializing. This year they wanted an...
Tips For Planning Your Office Summer Party

Tips For Planning Your Office Summer Party

As warm weather approaches and in-person events become more common, you might consider your company’s summer event options. Planning and preparing for your work summer party can be daunting, with many aspects to consider to ensure it’s a hit. Throughout our 34 years...
Concluding The Bright Ideas Event Consulting Series

Concluding The Bright Ideas Event Consulting Series

Wow! I cannot believe that the event consulting series is finished and we have outlined the major steps to take in planning a successful event. Each event is indeed different, but if you have a solid event plan, it is like a blueprint for building a house. Follow it...
Event Series | How To Calculate ROI For Your Corporate Event

Event Series | How To Calculate ROI For Your Corporate Event

Despite the euphoria you get when you see social media posts and photographs the day after your event, personal satisfaction isn’t an accurate measure of success. Instead, a more effective way to measure success is to evaluate the return on investment for your event...
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