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    Events & Entertainment

    Logistics, sponsorship, ticketing – under control even as the clock ticks.

    Events are time-pressure projects: everything must run on launch day, then it's over. We build workflows covering from ideation through post-event reporting – without losing the plot.

    Sound familiar?

    The typical challenges we see with our clients.

    Sponsorship chaos

    15 sponsors, 15 different conditions, branding guidelines, decoration – everyone needs something different. Paper-chasing mentality.

    Vendor coordination on paper

    Catering, AV, security, cleaning – email chain letters with questions that come back every three weeks: "Confirmation for Thursday?"

    Guest list management chaotic

    Invitations by email, confirmations in mail, cancellations by call, dietary restrictions noted somewhere – day before event: how many actually coming?

    Post-event evaluation forgotten

    After one event is before the next – but lessons learned get lost because everyone is exhausted.

    How we help

    Concrete solutions that create immediate value.

    Sponsor management board

    Each sponsor with contacts, contracts, deliverables, fulfillment checklist – integrated with decoration and branding.

    Vendor coordination workflows

    Each vendor a board with tasks, deadlines, questions, OK/not OK – automatic reminders 4 weeks, 2 weeks, 1 week before.

    Guest list management with integrations

    Invitations, confirmations, dietary restrictions, seating plan – all central, automatic follow-ups after silence.

    Post-event analysis and lessons learned

    Feedback collection, expense review, KPIs – documented for next event, so you improve.

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