Corporate Event Ideas

Last updated on February 21, 2025

While any day is great to celebrate your employees, the first Friday of March is officially Employee Appreciation Day. Recognizing employees for hard work is not only kind but essential to improve retention and build a positive company culture. Whether you celebrate on the first Friday of March or another day of the year, these creative employee appreciation ideas will help ensure your team members feel truly valued.

Last updated on February 21, 2025

You’ve been given the task of planning your next work party. Lucky you! In addition to cultivating coworker relationships, work parties are also a fun way to celebrate a new acquisition or blow off some steam after a particularly demanding quarter.

No matter the reason for your workday soiree, when planning a work party, you must strike a balance between fun and professional. So, how do you throw a company party that perfectly threads the needle?

This guide is here to help: We’ll go over some of the main factors you should consider when planning the event and include some creative work party ideas so you’ll be ready to plan the perfect party for your hardworking team.

Last updated on December 20, 2024

If you’re trying to inspire a big group of people, you might be nervous about booking a motivational speaker. After all, you don’t want to look out into the crowd and see people drifting off or playing on their phones. So let us help guide you to finding the best person for your event!

Last updated on February 21, 2025

People often hear “corporate event” and think it’ll be all work and no play. But they should be about cutting loose and celebrating your business and employees. Planning a party for your team members can be a fun mix of team building and entertainment. Get started with these 11 corporate entertainment ideas and make your event one to remember!

Last updated on October 25, 2016

Hosting a literary event can be amazing because you get to bring together a group of people who all appreciate the written word. Having speakers such as local or well-known authors is often a go-to when planning events at bookstores or libraries. But if you’re looking for something a little different, consider a spoken word artist. They can add a personal and moving performance to literary (or other) events. While a normal poetry or book reading can be entertaining, spoken word artists are able to connect with the audience on a deeply emotional level. The spoken word can be an intense form of art, so read on to see how these artists can make an impact on your event.