Learn how to write an event risk assessment in under 15 minutes with editable templates. Perfect for planners who need fast, compliant, professional risk plans.

Festivals and events are moving off diesel—but how? This article explores real examples and key lessons from the global push toward cleaner event power.

Use AI to customise your Event Kit templates faster. This AI prompt guide shows how Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT can help you draft, format, and complete your event planning docs with ease.

Want to use AI in your event planning? This Prompt Library shows event professionals how to use Microsoft Copilot and ChatGPT with examples for run sheets, budgets, risk registers, and more.

Most event timelines don’t work—and it’s costing you time, clarity, and control. Learn the insider fix hiding in your run sheet and get the free template used by real event pros.

A good first aid kit won’t replace your training—but in an emergency, it can help you remember what to do when it matters most.

Event creatives are constantly asked to deliver big visions on small budgets‚ here’s why it happens and how planners can push back with clarity.

It’s not just about tasks, it’s about people and pressure. Even the best-run events face bump-in delays‚ because logistics are only half the story.

Spreadsheets might seem old-school, but for most event pros, they‚’re still the fastest, most flexible way to get things done.

When timelines are rushed or vague, it’s not just poor planning‚ it’s a warning sign about how we manage risk across the industry.

If budgets are stressing you out, this simple event budgeting framework will help you take control and make confident decisions.

Not all checklists are created equal‚ these are the essential vendor questions and checks you shouldn’t skip.

From unclear event briefs to last-minute planning decisions, these common missteps can derail your event before it starts.

New to event planning? These 10 first steps will help you get organised, stay focused, and avoid beginner mistakes.

Not sure who should be doing what? This guide breaks down key event roles so your team runs like clockwork.

Tired of starting from scratch? These plug-and-play templates make planning faster, easier, and less stressful.

An accurate event timeline is your best planning tool‚ this guide shows you how to build one that actually works.

From band-aids to backup USBs, these are the items every planner should have on hand at every event.

A great brief saves time, reduces risk, and gets everyone on the same page‚ here’s how to write one that actually works.

Great events don’t just look good. They’re designed with intention. Here’s how to make sure yours has meaning.