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2021 
2021
Reflecting on 2021… and Revving Up for 2022!
It is with great excitement that we share our year in review below: Event 360 By the Numbers. Read More
It is with great excitement that we share our year in review below: Event 360 By the Numbers. Read More
We are thrilled to share that we are one week away from event day. Event day. EVENT DAY. Something we were not sure would ever get to happen in 2020. Our hearts and minds are racing with the adrenaline that only a live, in-person event can bring. In this…
By Molly Fast Continuing our Collaboration Drives Innovation series, which looks at ways we can reinvent what we do in light of the current climate, we took a look at how we are working to create engaging digital experiences. In particular, today we’re examining our efforts to bring the…
By Rachel Gans Kemp The peer-to-peer fundraising event world we now live in is about engagement and community — so much so that even using the words recruitment and retention feels antiquated. It is not just about getting bodies to your events and then hoping that they will come back……
All throughout the year, we are energized by the here and now. We are present to the daily delights, challenges, solutions and successes. The details and momentum of event life garner our attention and carry us along. But as we enter a new year, let’s take a moment to sit……
By Joann Collins Most non-profits don’t have the budget for a professional speechwriter or a corporate speaking coach. But what tactics can you take from those professionals to use as you are drafting speeches for your executives, representatives and participants? Most events begin with a welcome or opening ceremony of……
By Jake Geiger This past June, a small but mighty team from Event 360 wrapped up the spring season with the MMRF Team for Cures 5K walk/run at Calf Pasture Beach Park in Norwalk, CT. This was the 43rd 5K that Event 360 has produced for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation.…
This past weekend, a large contingency of our Event 360 staff found ourselves in Michigan to produce the first event of the 2019 Susan G. Komen 3-Day season. We have been working behind the scenes for the past 12 months, and despite the long hours and sweaty weather, it was……
By Molly Fast Nearly two years ago, on the heels of my oldest sister Kara’s participation in the 2017 Susan G. Komen Philadelphia 3-Day, I wrote about the importance of engaging the younger generation. Seeing how emotional my nieces were (then 7 and 12 years old) and… Read…
Last year, we introduced the Throwback Thursday Series on the Event 360 Blog. Through the years, we have covered a vast array of topics on our blog, giving our followers the kind of advice that can lead to safer, more successful and efficient events that leave your… Read…
By Dawn Clark and Erin De Baets *Well, maybe not always… We’ve all heard that old expression, “The customer is always right,” a saying meant to encourage service providers to exhaust all measures to make and keep their customers happy. For many of us in the event world, our customers……
Through the years, we have covered a vast array of topics on our Event 360 Corp Blog, giving our followers the kind of advice that can lead to safer, more successful and efficient events that leave your participants happy. In case you’ve missed any of that great content, we…
By Casey S. Campbell Happy client? Check. Happy participants? Check. Happy staff? Check. Happy camera crew running endlessly around the event course capturing 10-20 pictures per participant for all 4,000 participants and then organizing the pictures into folders so that the marketing team can easily find… Read More
By Rene Tamayo Over the past five years, I have been fortunate to serve as the lead operations manager for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day® event series; a three day, sixty-mile event with thousands of participants walking to eradicate breast cancer. It is a challenging and… Read More
By Jake Geiger This past November we finished our first season producing the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation’s Team for Cures 5K Walk Run series. More than 16,000 runners and walkers came together in 11 cities across the country, raising $3.2 million in support of the… Read More
By Erin De Baets It should come as no surprise that, as an event company, we have thorough and detailed plans in place to guide us through any complications that may come up before or during the event. If we’re lucky, we’ll… Read More
In November we produced our final MuckFest® MS event of the 2015 season. This year we saw 33,000 muckers and 2,500 volunteers who helped generate $3 million in fundraising for the National MS Society. MuckFest MS was held in 11 cities around the country from Boston… Read More
We’re proud to work with some of the best vendors and clients in the event business. Today, we’re highlighting our event emcee for MuckFest MS, Al Emerick. Al sets the tone for the event by interacting with participants, recognizing top fundraisers and teams and creating a sense of fun the……
Written by Jane Kramer It’s raining. Again. Complete with thunder and lightning this time, which means we’re staying inside. The noise generated by hundreds of people crammed into one space is tremendous, made more frantic by the restlessness setting in. All I’m thinking as I watch the buckets pour from……
We’re proud to work with some of the best vendors and clients in the event business. Today, we’re highlighting our event catering partner for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day®, Behind the Scenes (BTS) Catering and Events. They consistently deliver high value to our participants, flawlessly coordinate hundreds of logistics details with……
As autumn looms, we’re getting ready for the rush of events, holidays, and celebrations…
By: Abbie Peterson
In the dynamic realm of peer-to-peer fundraising events, the…
As an event professional, you know that time is of the essence when it…
By Jesse McDaniel
For most novices, entering the events world can be…
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