Like being creative, planning incredible experiences, and meeting people? The events industry will reward you with skills, earnings, and non-stop opportunities. From planning and design positions that let you orchestrate the big picture, to audio-visual jobs that have you creating the ‘wow’ factor, to security roles where you’ll keep people safe, there is no end to the potential you’ll find in this space. Get started today and you can only go up from here.
People are willing to pay top dollar for help orchestrating some of the biggest days in their personal or professional lives. It takes a lot to put an event together but all that work translates directly into higher-than-average salaries.
The recent resurgence in travel and events across the country brings with it new obstacles and new opportunities. Tackling these challenges will give you job security and sky-high potential for growth and upward mobility.
No two events are exactly the same and the events industry asks you to think on your feet — developing strong problem-solving skills and a mental catalog of ideas and solutions that will be appreciated no matter your role.
People often travel far to attend large events and you have the opportunity to directly affect the highlight of their trip. You’ll meet people from different places and cultures and spend your days planning ways to make them smile.
“There’s just so much opportunity for you to make money and to feel financially secure in the hospitality industry that the sky is the limit.”
Harnessing a lifelong love for philanthropy, Mel thrives in the events industry as an account coordinator. Hear how her passions led her to land an exciting and ever-changing job full of collaboration, mentorship, and incredible events. Plus, get tips on how to enter the industry yourself.
I find immense joy in the dynamic world of events. For over 25 years, each day has brought new experiences, challenges, and opportunities for growth. The ever-evolving nature of this industry keeps me engaged and allows me to continuously learn and develop.
— Nicole Marsh | Imprint Group
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