You’ve booked the venue. The catering is sorted. The agenda is tight. But when it comes to corporate entertainment in NYC, most event planners either default to the same tired band or DJ — or they scramble at the last minute and settle for whatever’s available. Don’t let entertainment...
Read moreEvery year, the same thing happens. Event planners book the venue first. Then the catering. Then, usually sometime in October, they start panicking about entertainment. I’ve been the guy who gets those October calls. “We have 200 people, two weeks, and no budget left for a headliner. What can...
Read moreMost people see the moment the card appears from thin air. The gasp. The laughter. The look on someone’s face when they realize what just happened. Nobody sees what happens in the forty-eight hours before that moment. I have been performing professionally for nearly a decade. In that time,...
Read moreI’ve worked hundreds of corporate events. Galas, holiday parties, sales kickoffs, award ceremonies. And after all of them, there’s one mistake I see over and over — from companies big and small. They plan everything except how people are going to feel. The venue is locked. Catering is handled....
Read moreI’ve performed at a lot of corporate events. Fortune 500 galas. Holiday parties in Midtown skyscrapers. Product launches with C-suite executives who’ve “seen it all.” Team-building nights that were supposed to be mandatory fun. Brand activations from Montauk to Malibu. After a few hundred events, you start to notice...
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