Continuing our efforts to update our blog with everything that's been happening over the last short bit of time...
Our next event to showcase is our Greenland USA Metropolis Project Sales Office Opening event with reception at Faith & Flower restaurant in downtown Los Angeles. The event previewed the newest major development and was exclusive to commercial and residential brokers. Below is Greenland USA Chair Ifei Chang and Central City Association's Carol Schatz addressing the group of brokers.
If you haven't been by Faith & Flower... You need to put it on your to do list. It's a gorgeous venue with amazing food.
Wednesday, November 5, 2014
Monday, November 3, 2014
Back from Hiatus! First Catch Up Post! Treasures of Los Angeles
So yeah - shame on us for our complete lack of keeping our Blog up to date. We've got it scheduled to be back up and running! So, here's our first catch up blog post. It features one of our longest standing client's annual events - it's the Treasures of Los Angeles. It was held at the Westin Bonaventure Hotel & Suites this past May.
This year's event was a bit more fun because we had to reinvent the wheel with a lesser budget, same program, and same venue. So, all we can say it thank goodness for lighting! We pushed the limits for our client's conservative taste and used more fun patterns in our lighting design.
In addition we were able to incorporate social media into the event for the first time... We used Eventstagram and used a dedicated hashtag to pull all of the tweets and posts with the hashtag.
Because we used the super large plasma screen it was tons of fun finding the best pics to serve as backdrops at various times of the program.
We have to give thanks to all of our team and strategic partners for their total commitment in making this event happen! It's always astonishing to us how many people really touch an event of this size - our best guess is 500! Just think about it - from planner to dishwasher to videographer to association staff to hotel valet, etc... THANK YOU!
This year's event was a bit more fun because we had to reinvent the wheel with a lesser budget, same program, and same venue. So, all we can say it thank goodness for lighting! We pushed the limits for our client's conservative taste and used more fun patterns in our lighting design.
In addition we were able to incorporate social media into the event for the first time... We used Eventstagram and used a dedicated hashtag to pull all of the tweets and posts with the hashtag.
Because we used the super large plasma screen it was tons of fun finding the best pics to serve as backdrops at various times of the program.
We have to give thanks to all of our team and strategic partners for their total commitment in making this event happen! It's always astonishing to us how many people really touch an event of this size - our best guess is 500! Just think about it - from planner to dishwasher to videographer to association staff to hotel valet, etc... THANK YOU!
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