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Top 10 things that event planners often overlook

by Melissa Chavez

Your event — and attendees — will benefit from these organizing tips It’s December, which […]

5 Foundations for Joyful First-Time Events

by Dan Cook

Follow these 5 steps for a smoother first-time event In my last article, I offered […]

5 Things You Can Do To Revive Your Event

by Dan Cook

Refreshing a few key things can give your long-running event new life It takes a […]

Preserving Pendleton

by Melissa Chavez

Local entrepreneurs have added to the city while maintaining its roots In our last post, […]

Pendleton Pride

by Melissa Chavez

A guide to historic downtown Pendleton’s unique cultural and multisensory offerings Our team at To […]

5 Essential social media tips to boost your event

by Melissa Chavez

Conferences and events are perfect activities to share with others via social media. But not […]

Inclusive ways to welcome attendees to your event

by Melissa Chavez

Learn additional ways you can make attendees feel more welcome.

Better internal communication strategies leads to better engagement

by Dan Cook

To create a true communications strategy, you have to know who you are communicating with, and whether they are getting the message.

Venues set the mood for your event

by Melissa Chavez

Using no words at all, your venue will tell your attendees so much about your event. Taking time to determine how you want others to feel after leaving your event is a great starting point.

Welcoming volunteers to your event team

by Melissa Chavez

7 tips to get you started working with volunteers