4 Quick Tips to Be More Productive on Event Days [INFOGRAPHIC]

Amy Kelley

There’s a good reason why the position of event planner is consistently named to the top ten most stressful jobs each year. There are so many moving parts, demands, and unexpected complications that can arise. And through it all you not only have to find viable solutions, you need to ensure you keep your composure and remain gracious to attendees, sponsors, and vendors.

That’s a lot of pressure! And how do you increase productivity when you’re already feeling stressed and not fully in control of your schedule? Check out these four quick productivity tips to get you on your way.

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4 Quick Tips to Be More Productive on Event Days

There are many moving parts when overseeing an event and that doesn’t even cover the pieces you have no control over. Look for ways you can streamline tasks and delegate to become more productive. By doing so, you’ll free up time to handle the challenges that you can’t plan for.

Wondering how you can be even more productive on the day of your event? Check out some of our other resources like the Best Tips of the Trade for Event Success webinar or learn how to Avoid the Last-minute Panic Dance.

About the Author

Amy is the Global Digital Content Marketing Editor at GES. With a strong background in content marketing, social media, and communications, she is a passionate writer and self-confessed word geek. She is also the founder of a non-profit and a health and wellness online community.
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