Fresh Ideas for Attendee-Driven Activities At Events
Event attendees who go solo (especially introverted ones) are all too familiar with the feeling of showing up, checking in, and scanning the room hoping to see a familiar face …
Event attendees who go solo (especially introverted ones) are all too familiar with the feeling of showing up, checking in, and scanning the room hoping to see a familiar face …
The importance of event timelines isn’t rare knowledge, but a topic that we still don’t see talked about very much is how to approach the creation of timelines when faced …
Event planning is full of exciting problems to solve. Discovering new venues, making a theme come alive, and coming up with activities for attendees are things that may come to …
“The human experience definition is to connect the mind, body, and spirit to tap into our higher selves with the self-awareness to live a life of purpose, calmness, kindness, confidence, …
We recently came across this great BizBash article: Readers’ Forum: When Did You First Know You Wanted to Work in Events? We felt inspired and so we asked our team: …
For our team, the success of any event featuring speakers – whether virtual, hybrid, or live – is very much contingent on them being set up for success. The reality …
How event professionals measure success with their events may seem like a simple question (with a simple answer), but it’s not. There is much more to account for beyond seeing …
Textiles, silhouettes, colours, objects… Here’s what to expect for fall design trends so that we can start to think of how to weave them into our event designs and decor …
In our line of work, we often have clients that come to us with their event date set for a year in advance, 6 months in advance, or 3 months away. The past two years are another story!
While the format of events has changed repeatedly, one thing has remained the same… accessibility is a top priority for all events and should be considered at every step in …
2SLGBTQI+ inclusivity is no longer a “should” when it comes to event planning – it is a requirement to have a successful event in 2023. A focus on inclusion needs …
Event Planners vs. Boundaries As event planners, we consider ourselves problem solvers. No challenge too big, no hill too steep. There is always a solution to every problem, and with …
In honour of International Women’s Day we asked the team members of #TeamTycoon to share their personal and professional goals for this year. We’ll leave it for you to guess …
As we usher in a new year of business, I reflect on the last 8 years – where we started, where we are today, and let’s be real, all of …
A successful event is a work of art and we’re not talking about the ones that have been “pulled off”. We’re referring to meaningful gatherings where every detail has been …
In an effort to offer events that are EDIA (Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Accessibility)-focused, we should consider all of the factors that could possibly limit or exclude a person from …
Green, sustainable, carbon-neutral – these are all hot (and constant) topics in the event industry as we try to make events more eco-friendly and less wasteful. #ClimateChange! Making the decision …
Earlier this month, the Chief Medical Officer of Alberta announced an easing of additional restrictions in regards to Covid-19. Albertans with a confirmed case of COVID-19 are no longer required …
Does a quiet workspace really get under your skin??! If you are a listen-to-music-while-working type of person, have you considered listening to podcasts? A few members of our team are …
While the event landscape has changed (and will continue to), one thing remains the same: barrierless content accessibility. “Accessibility is not a feature, it’s a social trend.” – Antonio Vieira …