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The 10-Step Guide to Nonprofit Event Planning

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Will the event require sponsors? caterer, decorator, entertainment) Landing sponsors Paying venue and vendor deposits Booking speakers and special guests Beginning/end of ticket sales Final guest count due date Color-code a team calendar or design a dry-erase to-do list to create a visual planning guide. How much will they cost?

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How to Create an Event Brief (with Template)

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Gather relevant information, understand the event landscape, explore similar events, study their successes and challenges, and examine various aspects such as venue options, potential sponsors, and vendors. Step 4: Establish Event Budget and Timeline To avoid breaking the bank, keep your event budget under consideration.

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Venue Marketing 101: How Improving Discoverability Generates More Event Leads

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Having a nice bank of conversation starters handy is a smart move so you can make sure the time is enjoyable, lively and meaningful for you both. Spend some time rehearsing your venue tour and important little details that will make the tour stand out in people’s minds, and leave a little space tucked in their memory for some time to come.

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