Event Management Samples

Crimes at the Castle - Mysery Dinner Theatre

The Windham Endowment for Community Advancement is a young community foundation doing great works for the community of Windham NH. They were in need of a vehicle for increasing visibility and engaging the local public. This fundraising event made use of local talent, a historic landmark and provided exceptional entertainment to those in attendance.

This sell out event was a HUGE success and continues to be talked about in town today.

The event had to be a unique offering in the community. Although a highly supportive group overall, the citizens of the Windham were already saturated with a host of typical fundraising offerings. Most were held at the only functional event center in town, with a similar format and list of activities. When considering the target audience, the desire for high impact and time of year, we developed a plan.

The plan resulted in a one-of-a-kind evening that included a Castle, murder mystery dinner, live entertainment, and valuable extras (such as limousine service and complimentary wine with dinner).

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Hidden Jewel Awards

This event was created to honor local women who were dedicated to their community and their cause. The goal was to create and elegant, yet professional affair that would highlight the award winners and applaud the good works of all who volunteer within their neighborhood. From the uniquely designed logo to the custom jewel awards, consistency and uniformity strengthened the message of the organizers and had a dramatic impact on the attendees.

This event has been embraced by both business owners and the community at large. The success of this event from the onset was due in large part to the organization and coordination of the various parts. The resulting event highlighted a comprehensive list of awards recipients, a wonderful guest speaker, and consistent brand across all print materials, decorations and presentation materials and superb feedback from attendees. The program will continue into its third year this fall.