Don’t Hoard the Details: Help Your Program’s Cohesion and Visibility with Shared Folders and Templates

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Don’t Hoard the Details: Help Your Program’s Cohesion and Visibility with Shared Folders and Templates
90 Minute Session

As we all know, having a single source of truth for event information is vital to an event manager’s sanity. But have you ever considered how you could be using that information to streamline your entire event process across your organization? Chances are you already have in place a few folders and documents you have built for yourself. By creating shared folders and document templates to use across all aspects of your events, you can save time, improve knowledge sharing, build your event programs to scale, and ensure anyone on your team can step in at a moment’s notice to handle an event if needed. During this session we will cover:

•	Types of templates you can create

•	Information your knowledge templates should contain

•	Benefits of shared folders – from your immediate team to your execs

•	Real-world use case of how this system works

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Kalli Sutton, manager, event marketing, Globalization Partners
Kalli is a highly disciplined event manager with a successful history crafting memorable, premium quality events from concept to completion, building event programs to scale, providing exceptional client satisfaction, and with a proven record of delivering strong ROI across a national scale. Adept multitasker able to address a high volume of event processes and concerns with accuracy and efficiency for a multitude of event types.
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