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The trends keep on coming, and today we’re tackling 2020 event design trends! Design is always one of the most exciting topics we cover on the show. And we can guarantee you that the conversation about the future of design in the industry will keep up that pace. MORE
Event design can be staid and safe, with the same tropes repeated over and over again. Or it can be MORE
The look and feel of your event can have a big impact on the experience of your attendees. Discover the seven core elements of beautiful event design. The post The 7 Elements of Beautiful Event Design appeared first on Eventbrite UK Blog. Design Event Management Event Planning October design Event Design MORE
Bree McAlister met executive producer Susan Schroeder while they were both working on a Victoria's Secret fashion show. From that MORE
A “creative” event design is one with a novel venue and/or decor and lighting and/or food and beverage. Consequently, planners restrict the entire focus of creative event design to novel visual and sensory elements. Truly creative event design We are biased against truly creative event design. “; and finally Takes a hard look at the process changes needed to develop a more effective event. MORE
New York-based Liza Jernow (@lizajernow) started her food styling career at Martha Stewart Living, and from there amassed a roster of MORE
Contemporary artist and lighting designer Bentley Meeker (@bentleymeeker) founded New York-based Bentley Meeker Lighting & Staging Inc. in 1990, creating MORE
Known for his innovative approach to plating, Bob Spiegel caters high-end New York events for the Whitney Museum, the New MORE
The following year, David was kind enough to honor me in his flagship publication BizBash as one of the most innovative event professionals. However, one recurring theme in David’s magazine irritates me, because it perpetuates a common misconception in the events industry. BizBash consistently uses the term “event design” to mean “ visual design” As an example, consider the 2016 Design Issue. MORE
Ira Levy, president of New York-based Levy NYC Design & Production (@levynyc), combines artistic lighting designs with seamless installation and cutting-edge MORE
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Flower installation artist and set designer Ellen Robin (@flowerculttt), whose first New York gig was as the assistant to an MORE
Bruce Mau recently was tapped to lead the design transformation at New York-based brand experience agency Freeman XP (@fxp), introducing MORE
There is a core truth that we may sometimes forget: people come to your events for their own reasons, not yours. Even if you have the latest and greatest bells and whistles, your event won’t reach its full potential if it fails to focus on the value to the individual and their “why.” ” Understanding “why” they want to come can help you design an experience that will get them there and keep them coming back year after year. MORE
Principal Roland Rom Colthoff founded RAW (@rawdesignto) in late 2007 “to have a working culture that matched my personal and MORE
Get inspired by these ideas for decor, activities, and more from fund-raising events that took place this past season around North America MORE
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The last lecture in the University of Westminster’s second edition of the Event Design Lecture Series takes place on Monday 9 th December. His session for the Event Design Lecture Series keeps budget in mind while suggesting technologies that are affordable for most events. MORE
Keep the creative juices flowing with a work-from-home lunch break that includes one of these movies boasting event inspiration MORE
This week’s #EventIcons continues on the topic of event design. Last Wednesday we dove into design thinking and its impact on events. Now, as everyone knows, designing an event is stressful. Ruud is a Switzerland based entrepreneur, who has been an innovator and game changer in the Hospitality and Meetings & Events Industry since 1994. Their #EventCanvas has the potential to completely revolutionize the way we look at designing events. MORE
While this summer's philanthropic galas and balls were taken off the calendar, that doesn't mean we can't revel in the steal-worthy design ideas of past events MORE
As an experienced event planner, you know that good gatherings and parties don’t just “come together.” Creating quality and wow-evoking conferences, corporate meetings, marketing events, product launches, premieres and more all require careful planning, meticulous detail and innovative event design. The key elements of successful event design. Give people great stories to relay by making plenty of small, memorable moments throughout your event. MORE
As technology maintains its seemingly unstoppable march and the millennial generation officially becomes the largest demographic at work, 2019 promises to deliver a year of transformation for event design, but also of opportunity. The third is often overlooked and it is by far the most relevant when we have conversations around event design for 2019. Event Sommeliers. This means we must start thinking like they do and understanding their event priorities. MORE
Designers and producers from throughout the U.S. and Canada share how they create eye-catching focal points for galas, weddings, corporate events, and more MORE
Edward Perotti has 27 years of experience in event production and design, from weddings and galas to corporate meetings and MORE
Event design may be more important than you think. I’m going to argue that event design changes society. Read the full article at Conferences That Work The post Event design changes society appeared first on Conferences That Work. Lab at The EVENT MPI, April 4-6, Montréal I’m excited to present my Participate! Lab at The EVENT, April 4-6, Montréal! Event design Alan Kay communication Marshall McLuhan society MORE
As event profs it’s critical we stay on top of trends. From design and pop culture to global trends we are expected to know them all. These trends influence the events industry. Our clients expect us to stay current with trends and know how to implement them at their events when it comes to event design trends and so much more. . In todays episode we will be discussing all about event design trends. MORE
Summary: Learn about the top event floor plan software applications used by event professionals. Understand what to look for in these event design tools. Event floor plan designs have been a fact of life in the events industry for decades, and for a few good reasons. And event planners have used them to ensure proper spacing and flow at their events and make sure the event design and layout are perfect for the occasion and type of event. MORE
One of Phi Theta Kappa’s primary goals is to provide leadership opportunities for student members, so retaining student participation — which included hearing from the 2019-20 international student officers — was a priority for its virtual event. MORE
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Here’s a powerful tool you can use to generate creative event designs. You can use this tool for every aspect of event design. Stylists working on the look and feel of an event often use it to stimulate fresh thinking about the venue, the décor, the lighting, the food and beverage, entertainment, and so on. Rarely, however, is this tool used to design events that creatively incorporate, illuminate, and support core desires and outcomes for the meeting. MORE
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While fashion's biggest night of the year has been postponed due to COVID-19, we're still celebrating with a look back at 10 of the event's most steal-worthy event design moments over the years MORE
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We’re about to get down to the nitty and gritty of behavioral science in event design! This topic will probably send every event professional into overdrive. At the end of the day, events are all about people. Events are about changing behaviors. As such, knowing these things can be a true game-changer when it comes to event design. And to help us dive deep into behavioral science in event design, today we welcome Nick Borelli. MORE
We've seen the events industry adapt to COVID-19, lockdown, the ban on gatherings and travel restrictions. One of the most prominent trends to come out of this crisis is hybrid events. A hybrid model consists of a traditional, in-person event with a venue, attendees and speakers or exhibitors, but also incorporates an online aspect. 2020 is all about innovative solutions to unprecedented problems. MORE
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A “creative” event design is one with a novel venue and/or decor and lighting and/or food and beverage. Consequently, planners restrict the entire focus of creative event design to novel visual and sensory elements. Truly creative event design We are biased against truly creative event design. “; and finally Takes a hard look at the process changes needed to develop a more effective event.
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Here’s a powerful tool you can use to generate creative event designs. You can use this tool for every aspect of event design. Stylists working on the look and feel of an event often use it to stimulate fresh thinking about the venue, the décor, the lighting, the food and beverage, entertainment, and so on. Rarely, however, is this tool used to design events that creatively incorporate, illuminate, and support core desires and outcomes for the meeting.
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High production value — including quality event design — is incredibly important when it comes to matching live engagement online, which almost half of eventprofs struggle with when sourcing virtual tech. Here are 4 design ideas from recent online events to enhance the virtual experience. Virtual events have become more and more common amid worldwide […]. Meeting Design Event Technology Event Ideas EventProfs eventindustry eventmanagement eventtrends
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The trends keep on coming, and today we’re tackling 2020 event design trends! Design is always one of the most exciting topics we cover on the show. And we can guarantee you that the conversation about the future of design in the industry will keep up that pace.
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JANUARY 10, 2019
As technology maintains its seemingly unstoppable march and the millennial generation officially becomes the largest demographic at work, 2019 promises to deliver a year of transformation for event design, but also of opportunity. The third is often overlooked and it is by far the most relevant when we have conversations around event design for 2019. Event Sommeliers. This means we must start thinking like they do and understanding their event priorities.
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Keep the creative juices flowing with a work-from-home lunch break that includes one of these movies boasting event inspiration
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We’re about to get down to the nitty and gritty of behavioral science in event design! This topic will probably send every event professional into overdrive. At the end of the day, events are all about people. Events are about changing behaviors. As such, knowing these things can be a true game-changer when it comes to event design. And to help us dive deep into behavioral science in event design, today we welcome Nick Borelli.
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Summary: Learn about the top event floor plan software applications used by event professionals. Understand what to look for in these event design tools. Event floor plan designs have been a fact of life in the events industry for decades, and for a few good reasons. And event planners have used them to ensure proper spacing and flow at their events and make sure the event design and layout are perfect for the occasion and type of event.
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This week’s #EventIcons continues on the topic of event design. Last Wednesday we dove into design thinking and its impact on events. Now, as everyone knows, designing an event is stressful. Ruud is a Switzerland based entrepreneur, who has been an innovator and game changer in the Hospitality and Meetings & Events Industry since 1994. Their #EventCanvas has the potential to completely revolutionize the way we look at designing events.
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One of Phi Theta Kappa’s primary goals is to provide leadership opportunities for student members, so retaining student participation — which included hearing from the 2019-20 international student officers — was a priority for its virtual event.
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We've seen the events industry adapt to COVID-19, lockdown, the ban on gatherings and travel restrictions. One of the most prominent trends to come out of this crisis is hybrid events. A hybrid model consists of a traditional, in-person event with a venue, attendees and speakers or exhibitors, but also incorporates an online aspect. 2020 is all about innovative solutions to unprecedented problems.
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While fashion's biggest night of the year has been postponed due to COVID-19, we're still celebrating with a look back at 10 of the event's most steal-worthy event design moments over the years
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The following year, David was kind enough to honor me in his flagship publication BizBash as one of the most innovative event professionals. However, one recurring theme in David’s magazine irritates me, because it perpetuates a common misconception in the events industry. BizBash consistently uses the term “event design” to mean “ visual design” As an example, consider the 2016 Design Issue.
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The last lecture in the University of Westminster’s second edition of the Event Design Lecture Series takes place on Monday 9 th December. His session for the Event Design Lecture Series keeps budget in mind while suggesting technologies that are affordable for most events.
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There is a core truth that we may sometimes forget: people come to your events for their own reasons, not yours. Even if you have the latest and greatest bells and whistles, your event won’t reach its full potential if it fails to focus on the value to the individual and their “why.” ” Understanding “why” they want to come can help you design an experience that will get them there and keep them coming back year after year.
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
From a small personal collection of vintage furniture, Fritz Williams started FormDecor (@formdecor), growing it into a go-to rental company
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APRIL 22, 2020
While live events are on hold due to COVID-19, Ed Libby started the #DreamersAlwaysDream Instagram challenge as a way to keep his skills sharp—and to reconnect with his love for design
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Contemporary artist and lighting designer Bentley Meeker (@bentleymeeker) founded New York-based Bentley Meeker Lighting & Staging Inc. in 1990, creating
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Principal Roland Rom Colthoff founded RAW (@rawdesignto) in late 2007 “to have a working culture that matched my personal and
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
In 2010, Square Design (@squaredesigninc) began in a garage in Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The group of designers, led by creative director
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Bruce Mau recently was tapped to lead the design transformation at New York-based brand experience agency Freeman XP (@fxp), introducing
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Flower installation artist and set designer Ellen Robin (@flowerculttt), whose first New York gig was as the assistant to an
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Ira Levy, president of New York-based Levy NYC Design & Production (@levynyc), combines artistic lighting designs with seamless installation and cutting-edge
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Known for his innovative approach to plating, Bob Spiegel caters high-end New York events for the Whitney Museum, the New
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
New York-based Liza Jernow (@lizajernow) started her food styling career at Martha Stewart Living, and from there amassed a roster of
BizBash
JUNE 12, 2018
Bree McAlister met executive producer Susan Schroeder while they were both working on a Victoria's Secret fashion show. From that
Endless Events
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As event profs it’s critical we stay on top of trends. From design and pop culture to global trends we are expected to know them all. These trends influence the events industry. Our clients expect us to stay current with trends and know how to implement them at their events when it comes to event design trends and so much more. . In todays episode we will be discussing all about event design trends.
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JUNE 16, 2020
As an experienced event planner, you know that good gatherings and parties don’t just “come together.” Creating quality and wow-evoking conferences, corporate meetings, marketing events, product launches, premieres and more all require careful planning, meticulous detail and innovative event design. The key elements of successful event design. Give people great stories to relay by making plenty of small, memorable moments throughout your event.
BizBash
SEPTEMBER 5, 2018
Edward Perotti has 27 years of experience in event production and design, from weddings and galas to corporate meetings and
BizBash
JUNE 18, 2019
The New York-based Gordon on designing nonprofit events
BizBash
JUNE 18, 2019
The Los Angeles-based designer on her ethereal design aesthetic
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