What is the primary mission of any college or university?
Many would assume that providing higher, quality education would be the main focus, and they would be correct. However, there are many other services that colleges and universities provide. Another service that can be considered essential? Providing events for both prospective and current students.
So, what’s it like for eventprofs in the education industry?
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When you hear about sporting events, you typically think about a football game or a baseball game right? Don’t worry, that’s what many people think of when they hear ‘sporting event’.
The typical assumption is that sporting events are only held on the field or on a court, however that is a common misconception. When it comes to sporting events you have to look at the specific types of events that exist: what many people don’t consider is that there can be many sporting events off the field and court. The stars of those events are also different with various skills and ideas.
Whether kicking off your sports event registration or prepping your guest list app for future attendees, here are three things to consider when event planning in the sports world.
Read MoreBeginning the last quarter of 2015 in a new home, Boomset is excited to announce its new headquarters at COWORKRS | FIDI!
We’ll miss our friends at AlleyNYC, but we’re looking forward to mixing and mingling with FIDI’s finest. (And hopefully we’ll see some of you at BizBash Live: The Expo, right here in NYC at the end of October. (More details here.)
Inspired by our new downtown digs, check out what’s featured below for your event marketing, holiday parties, and more.
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Event Season is Upon Us!
With the end of summer and the beginning of a crisp fall air settling around us, a lot of companies in the event world (and accompanying event planning blogs) are buckling down for one of the busiest seasons. It’s the time of the year that students are back in school, end of the summer festivals have begun and holiday party planning begins. Moreover, this is a heavy time for companies of all shapes and sizes to have their annual event to learn and celebrate how the company has grown and where it will go in the coming year.
These next couple months are a stressful time for eventprofs. Each day a different event and a different set of needs, along with 18 hour days and stressful nights. Here are four tips to make it through.
Read MoreIt isn’t anything new that Boomset is actively involved with the Event Planners Association (EPA), the group of premiere event industry leaders with chapters all over the country.
Since our company first launched, the EPA has been a valuable asset to the growth of the company, and the consistent business with EPA chapters throughout the US has helped perfect Boomset’s suite of event management technology, which is now used by event professionals worldwide.
As this community of event professionals continues to grow, it is our great pleasure to announce that Boomset and the EPA are strengthening ties and joining in an official partnership. This exciting news is beneficial to both eventtech users and eventprofs alike.
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A free guide to help event professionals and planners learn the basics and benefits of an efficient lead retrieval tool.
How you present your brand/service as event professionals is how prospective clients set you apart from the rest. Just like an organized and efficient event registration area sets the tone for what lies beyond the barriers, it’s key for eventprofs to market themselves in the same manner.
Unfortunately, this crucial aspect of event marketing is often prone to slip through the cracks. (We don’t blame you; we know how many things must be juggled in a day’s work!) Even if you have a stellar event planning bio, consider these three extra details when taking your personal branding to the next level.
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A great event management team will do their absolute best in covering all the bases for their event(s), especially when it comes to fulfilling needs and satisfying both clients and end users. As 2015 is the Year of the Attendee, these needs are something important to consider prior to, during, and even after an event has ended. Below are a few ways to help meet attendee needs.
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