Getting the right people in the right room is a major component of hosting a successful event. But it’s also only half of the battle. Once they’re there, how do you ensure they get the most out of their experience—and help facilitate those serendipitous interactions that make live events so magical?

A sales kick-off (SKO) event is a prime chance for companies to fire up their sales teams, set the tone for the year, and get everyone on the same page. This is especially crucial in an increasingly remote-first world, when teams are scattered around the country or even the world.

Nonprofit events—from galas and fundraisers to conferences, summits, and employee engagement initiatives—serve as crucial platforms for advancing an organization’s mission, engaging with the community, and generating essential funding.

We always encourage new clients to view us as members of their own teams — ones who just so happen to bring event-specific expertise, a fresh perspective, and a commitment to making their lives easier.

After months of meticulous planning, it can be tempting to get as many eyes on your hard work as possible. But when it comes to events, is bigger always better?

Reddit’s “Explorers Club” at Cannes Lions 2022

Having a strong visual identity isn’t just about aesthetics; it's about creating an environment that fosters connection, communication, and lasting memories for your attendees, while also reinforcing a brand’s key messaging and values.

Let’s face it: Hosting an event can be expensive—and ticket sales aren’t always enough to offset costs. That’s where sponsorships come in.