Since 2018 we’ve assisted the Bean Counters Ball Committee to pull off the night of nights in the accounting industry’s calendar. The Bean Counters Ball is a join initiative between the Hunter branches of Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand and CPA Australia. The Ball raises much-needed funds for underprivileged youth in the Hunter region through charity partners Samaritans and Hunter TAFE Foundation. We help to bring ideas together with what works within the scope of the event, the budget and the venue. As committee members are volunteering their time, we manage the event logistics and ensure the Bean Counters Ball runs smoothly on, during and after the night.
Mosaic Multicultural Connections assists people from migrant and refugee backgrounds and their communities. Following a government grant received in late 2021, the organisation, which was known as Northern Settlement Services then, wanted to rebrand to better represent their vision and values and had completed an extensive consultation process and resulting new brand. In addition, the organisation had recently hit its 40th anniversary milestone in 2021 but were unable to celebrate due to COVID-19 restrictions. Rather than miss a good celebration, the team chose to celebrate their new name, their revamped brand and their anniversary. With two events to run, their leadership team needed event management assistance to get both events across the line.
From planning and development to implementation and marketing – we’ve been an important part of Hunter Safety Awards’ success since its inception. The Hunter Safety Awards is the Hunter’s only awards night dedicated to acknowledging the efforts of businesses and individuals in the Work, Health and Safety (WHS) space. Founded in 2016 by Sarah-Jane Dunford, the Hunter Safety Awards was born out of a desire to recognise companies and individuals within the Hunter region that demonstrate best-practice and innovative approaches when it comes to WHS. We’ve worked with Sarah-Jane since the Awards’ inception, to bring life to the idea, manage logistics, and oversee all aspects of the lead up to and running of the event, including event marketing.
Event management is not just sparkles, canapes and applause. There is a lot of meticulous detail, thought, creativity and flair that goes into running a successful event. We know…we run a few of them each year! We make being the ultimate host easy through our marketing and event services and take a 360-degree approach to event management that considers your goals, guests and experience holistically.
Clients we have managed events for:
From coordinating your suppliers and organising the details of your catering and décor, to ensuring back up batteries for your portable payment systems and your sponsor signage, we consider every detail of your vision to create an event that is unforgettable.
There is no clear cookie-cutter approach. We invite new ideas to the table, gain an understanding of your business and deliver an experience that aligns with your event’s purpose.
A live event is a great opportunity to meet your customers/clients’ face to face. It’s an opportunity to build character and brand awareness, whilst networking with the people you want to do business with.
We’ve brought numerous events to life and added creativity, flair and detailed logistical scheduling to create an experience that guests will talk about for years to come.
What started as a response to COVID-19 has now turned into a brand new opportunity for businesses to put on a show. Virtual events are a great way to boost your brand’s profile, connect with a larger audience, promote your key message, and cut costs.
With a range of online tools at our disposal, there is nothing to hold us back when it comes to putting on an event to remember.
Book a chat with our Chief Marketer, Holly Martin.
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This land is Aboriginal land, always was, is, and always will be.
