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TBA's Lee Rubenstein makes a direct connection with customersLee Rubenstein is moving fast. Named president and chief operating officer of Los Angeles-based TBA Global in January, the communications pro is on the... |
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RFPs: INSIDER INSIGHTSThey are costly, time-consuming and easily pirated. Requests for Proposal are a controversial topic among independent planners, as reported in our last... |
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RFPS: REALLY FEELING PRESSUREFor one event design and production company, the total came to $12,500. For another, it was nearly $15,000. Was this profit from event services they provided... |
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YOUNG WORKERS ARE HIRED, WIRED & READY TO PARTYCorporate events can bring to mind yawn-inducing programs requiring hours of sitting. But these events have evolved, just like the multitasking cell phones... |
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GUEST ROOM: THE FASHION PASSION OF FERN MALLISEver since being voted best dressed in her senior class at James Madison High School in Brooklyn, N.Y., Fern Mallis has been all about fashion. Now senior... |
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KAREN HANSEN ON WORKING MAGIC WITH CORPORATE FAMILY EVENTSYou have been summoned from Mount Olympus by Zeus himself to embark on a heroic quest. So reads the first line of an invitation addressed to 11-year-old... |
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GUEST ROOM: NELSON FREITAS OF JACK MORTON CO.NELSON Freitas has plenty of experience in the business of branding. During his time as senior partner and worldwide group planning director at New York-based... |
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THE LAST WORD: TONY RICHARDS“I didn’t know it then, but I was studying to become an event producer,” says Tony Richards of his film and television days. Those days were back in the 1990s, when a Los Angeles-based Richards worked in production, first for 20th Century Fox and then Disney, handling everything from set construction to audience issues. ... |
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CONFETTI: BILTMORE PLANNERS ARE FAST MOVERSGUESTS often enjoy apparently effortless events, but a peek behind the scenes can reveal last-minute adjustments by some fast-thinking event professionals.... |
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MUTUAL FUND FIRMS FINED FOR LAVISH PARTIESThree mutual fund companies have been slapped with fines totaling $700,000 by the National Association of Securities Dealers for improperly treating brokers to fancy parties and pricey meals, the agency announced Monday. ... |
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