I'd love a bit of advice if so, trying to tap into the power of the dot net hive mind.
My partner is trying to get some experience in the industry while she's at college. The problem she's facing is all she's getting is waiting/bar work offered, rather than a chance to actually see how events are put together.
Is this just how it goes? Ie, do your time behind the bar and work your way up to being involved with the planning? Or is there somewhere she could shadow an established events planner to see how it's done?
Any help or pointers would be brilliant.
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14-10-2018 09:06 AM #1
Anyone in the event management business?
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14-10-2018 02:15 PM #2
Where has she contacted? Etiom plan events in Aberdeen and planit Scotland have a 3 day event in Inverness next weekend. Aberdeen events back in May had around 3,000 attending and I hope for similar next weekend.
There is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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15-10-2018 08:19 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
I appreciate it's a hard industry to get into generally but she's just trying to get a foot in the door somewhere.
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15-10-2018 08:24 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
We've not spoken to any of the hotels so that's a good shout, thanks. If anything came up at Blue Parrot I'd really appreciate a PM - I could get a CV over to you any time if that's any help.
I've seen the power of .Net in the past so thought it was definitely worth a shot.
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