Event Help

Dear Jill,

Thank you for writing such an informative book! The references and links in the book are quite helpful.

However, I was wondering if you could direct me to some sites that would be helpful in writing and formatting a proposal for conferences. There are numerous sites on what information needs to be included in the proposal but there is no information (that I can find) on how to format the proposal.

Can you help?

Any information you can provide would be of great assistance.

Thanking you in advance,

Tracy Diguer

EventPlanningJob.com

If you have questions, we have answers! Whether you need help with an event, writing a winning proposal, structuring a contract, a legal question or finding the right supplier, we're here to assist.

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	Setting up your event planning business
	Training for you and/or your event staff
	Creating a marketing plan
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	Working through event logistics and traffic flow patterns
	Decor and theme props
	On-site event or incentive support/personnel

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About your helpline....

Jill Snodgrass has been coordinating meetings, conventions, incentive programs and special events for over 15 years. She is the author of the original FABJOB guide to Become an Event Planner, Contracts and Checklists for Event Planners, Event Planner's Cheat Sheets and Starting an Event Planning Company.

Elizabeth Reeder is an Entertainment Attorney based in Austin Texas. She was the owner and CEO of Reeder Entertainment Group, a company offering event planning, event promotion and sponsorship recruitment for fairs, festivals and entertainment venues.

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