Greetings from Event Resources!
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Lee and Billy discuss different seating options, and which choice would be most effective for your next event...
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The Expert’s Outline for Building Your Community Event Strategy
How can you tap into your attendee networks to build a thriving, self-sustainable event community? Claire Wasserman, founder of
Ladies Get Paid
, shares her
top three tips
for building your community event strategy...
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5 Tips to Make the Most of your LED Investment
The date is set. The venue is booked. Speakers are confirmed. You have a vision for your event and LED displays are part of the plan. But, how do you
bring your idea to life
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Time lapse photography is fun to watch, and always warrants "ooh's and ahh's" from viewers. While fun and interesting, it can be a helpful tool in terms of marketing, as well. Sharing a clip, like the one above always invites clicks on social media, brings traffic to a website, entices sponsors, and makes for a nice follow up e-mail to clients. Here is our team setting up the third annual
Tedx Hartford
Event at
Infinity Hall
in Hartford. The hard work of our crew is condensed to just a few minutes, but certainly not minimized.
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Here are a few highlights from our January events! If there's a look or an idea you are inspired by, be sure to reach out and we can help you achieve it!
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Hartford Hospital's Annual
Black and Red Gala
was a tremendous success! Fundraising goals were far surpassed; Andy Grammer's performance was amazing; and the interactive digestive system display was the most unique touch. Congrats to Hartford Hospital on your ongoing efforts to bring awareness and funding to such illnesses.
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Watkinson School's quarterly event
Freshly Squeezed
, hosted by Colin McEnroe honored the "Emily Dickinson of American Pop Music", Laura Nyro by performing and discussing her most famous compositions. It's always a "juicy" conversation at Freshly Squeezed. Come find out in April, at the
next event
!
All proceeds from ticket sales benefit the education programs of Billings Forge, Hartford Stage, and the Mark Twain House.
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The
CTCPA
's took over the Aquaturf in Plainville last month to tackle an Income Tax Workshop with hundreds in attendance. The goal among CTCPA is to grow the knowledge of CPA's all over the state of CT, and we were happy to contribute to that. Be sure to visit their
website
for more information on their programs!
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We will be happy to help the University of Hartford with their Annual Fashion Show, hosted by Brothers and Sisters United (BSU) on February 22 in the Lincoln Theater. Proceeds to benefit The Book Fund.
The Book Fund was established by BSU in 1993. The purpose of the fund was to help defray the ever-rising cost of college textbooks. Brothers and Sisters United at the University of Hartford are proud to be part of this ongoing effort to help fellow students and families to defray some of the costs of associated with receiving a college education. The university is proud of this spirit of giving and sharing, and they are proud to present the
16th Annual BSU Fashion Show
in support of this important effort.
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It will be an evening of unity and celebration at the Easter Seals 2020 Crystal Ball! Support the mission to make a profound and life-changing impact on the lives of children, seniors, veterans, and adults with disability and barriers. On March 21, at the Hartford Downtown Marriott, Easter Seals will host a cocktail hour, dinner, and silent auction. Black tie optional. Military dress uniform for veterans & active duty military personnel. Visit
Easter Seals
for more information!
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Be sure to support the St. Jude "Tim Driscoll" telethon on March 1, 2020! Event Resources will be live-streaming the event from Torrington High School. Last year over $49,000 was raised to help defeat childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. Learn more about the impact St. Jude makes in the lives of children everywhere, by clicking
here,
and follow this
link to watch the live-stream
on event day.
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That was Nice of You to Say!
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"Thank you to Event Resources for helping bring our vision to life year after year! You are such great professionals and teammates in bringing the Black & Red together and making it different, beautiful and fun year after year."
-Meghan Bianco, Hartford Hospital
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Brian Smith commits to each event with a great work ethic, a sense of patience, and unique creativity. As a Hart School of Music alum, Brian has a wealth of knowledge in the arts arena. While he applies it every day in his role of AV Engineer, he pursues personal growth as well, while enhancing his cooking skills, and musical interests at home. If you see Brian on site, be sure to give a wave!
At Event Resources, we believe all special event attendees deserve a positive experience; after all, they spent their money and/or time to be there. We believe in a partnership with our clients, as we are all on the same team. We work together to achieve a common goal. We give our best effort for every special event. We believe in fair responsibility, value, honesty, and accountability. We want to ease the stress and/or time from our clients. We strive to provide a worry free experience. Each of our team members, along with our clients commit to this philosophy. We call it our #WeCommit Promise.
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