There are many details that go into planning a corporate event. Before a menu can be designed or a venue reserved; the event planner needs to make sure the client understands all the details that will be required. This multifaceted process applied to plan client events is also the same method used in organizing an employee appreciation celebration. The following guidelines are used in planning any type of occasion:
Step 1: Define Event Goals
When you look back at events, what made them successful is an important aspect. For a March employee appreciation event, the first step is to recognize committed employees who boost morale and have outstanding performances. According to a McKinsey Quarterly survey, praise and recommendation is the number one performance stimulus for 67% of employees. These two motivators are true even when compared to non-cash and financial incentives.
Ranch Events Client’s Praise for Event Planner Rhonda Wick
We used Ranch for an event at our college. What a great experience! I have been in the catering and service industry for years before working in higher education. I would work for this company in a heartbeat.
To start, working with Rhonda to get the plan up and running was smooth and she was always on her “A” game. The staff that came to set up, to serve, and break down were more than I hoped for. No worries, on schedule and flexible with craziness that popped up. Super personable and came to work!
If you get a few folks together, for whatever reason, serve up some great BBQ and just try not to call it a party that’s ok. Ranch Events knows that BBQ and Picnic’s go well together. Our catering crews are dedicated to making your picnic, your party or special event stress-free.
It is our Picnic and BBQ catering team’s priority to attend to the details and make hosting look effortless so you can relax and enjoy your guests. From celebrations such as weddings, birthdays, fundraising events or family reunions; to a business meeting designed to impress your most important clients, Ranch Events knows what it takes to deliver perfectly executed events.
