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Why Your Company’s Event Planner Needs Recognition

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An article posted by Skift is shedding some light on the usually forgotten about hero… your company’s event planner.  When you walk into a company meeting or event, it’s easy to talk about how great the schedule was executed, or how lovely the decor looks.  However, sometimes a congratulations isn’t given where it’s due.

In order to let your event planner know how much you appreciate their hard work, try doing these things.

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  • Let them know what you want
  • Empower your planner to make day-by-day decisions
  • Offer tools that help them work smarter
  • Give them the recognition they deserver

Doing these actions can help boost your event planner’s confidence and let them know that you care.  For more information, click here.

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