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What Is Event Management

What Is Event Management

Whether it’s a cutting-edge conference or an intimate gathering, the stakes are always high, and the pressure is on. That’s where the magic of event management comes into play. At Cliftons, we understand the pressures and complexities you face as an executive, and we’re here to help turn your vision into a flawless reality as your event manager. Let us give you a walkthrough of what event management entails and what we do.

The latest global trends to give your event the edge

The latest global trends to give your event the edge

During April 2024, Cliftons CEO Vanessa Green had the opportunity to participate at conferences in the United States and Europe, observing some significant trends in event planning and execution. These trends, particularly around food and beverage options, sustainability, and premiumisation, are insights we hope event planners can use to stay ahead. In addition, Vanessa also was exposed to some broader business trends that we will share in part two.

The ultimate guide to planning the perfect multi-city event

The ultimate guide to planning the perfect multi-city event

Multi-city events are an increasingly popular choice as event organisers look to create a cohesive experience for attendees across locations. Multi-city events can be hybrid, bringing together different locations in real time using the latest audio-visual technology. Alternatively, event planners can aim for a repeatable and scalable event that can be held sequentially in various locations.

How to be a peak performer in events management

How to be a peak performer in events management

In a busy world, we all need strategies to perform at our best. Event management – as a recognised stressful task – is no exception. So how can you be a peak performer, whether events are your whole job or just part of what you need to do each working week?

Get to know Cliftons Brisbane new Head Chef

Get to know Cliftons Brisbane new Head Chef

Leo Campos is the new head chef at Cliftons Brisbane, recently relocating to the Sunshine State after 13 years of living in New Zealand. Seven of those years were spent working as the head chef at Cliftons Auckland, where Leo was an integral part of the team.

Deciding on the Ultimate Event Experience

Deciding on the Ultimate Event Experience

Understanding your options is crucial to success in the dynamic realm of event planning. At Cliftons, we’re dedicated to helping you connect, educate, or celebrate in the most impactful way possible. Choosing the format—live, virtual, or incorporating elements of both (hybrid) – is key to making your event a hit. As we navigate new norms in gathering, weighing the pros and cons of each type to meet your goals effectively is essential.

International Women’s Day at Cliftons

International Women's Day at Cliftons

As an organisation, Cliftons proudly champions diversity and inclusion. We do this through a range of HR policies, our everyday actions, and also encouraging a mix of speakers with diverse backgrounds when we work with clients via our event management services.

Daniel Townsend from Cliftons wins the APAC IACC Copper Skillet Competition

Daniel Townsend from Cliftons wins the APAC IACC Copper Skillet Competition

As part of the International Association of Conference Centers (IACC) 2024 Asia Pacific Study Tour, Cliftons hosted the regional round of the Copper Skillet Competition. This prestigious competition recognises the vital role that food service plays in conference venues and aims to showcase the skills of venue chefs from around the world.

Drowning in communication, but starved for connection

Drowning in communication, but starved for connection

Modern life sees us inundated with ever-increasing amounts of information. Digital communication and technology have overhauled our lives, but loneliness is a growing social epidemic. Let’s explore how our need for human connection is not being met and how the events sector can help to address this need.