INFINITY EVENTS Adds New Sales Exec

Ok...enough about Robb.

Now that voting has closed for the Event Solutions Spotlight Awards and we no longer have to endure another reminder to vote for Robb, let's direct our attention back to what really makes Robb good at his job, and that is finding the absolute best talent possible and somehow managing to convince them to join the team at Infinity Events!

We are excited to announce that Lucy Montoya Roberts has joined the team as Senior Account Executive. Ms Montoya Roberts brings over 20 years of event management experience to the team working with Fortune 500 companies including: The Professional Golfers’ Association, Freeman, KIIS-FM Los Angeles, Washington Mutual, Deloitte & Touche, Old Navy, Daisy Rock Guitar, The Anaheim CVB, LA CVB, NAMM Show, Comic-Con, Paramount Studios and Marvel Comics.

With Lucy’s tenure producing and managing high profile events, this elevates the INFINITY EVENTS' dynamic in producing an unparalleled experience for their clients. Along with her vast experience in trade shows, exhibit management and event design, Lucy is honing her skills in Social Media Marketing at the University of California, Irvine.

In addition, Lucy has served on the Board of Directors for the Meeting Professionals’ International, Orange County Chapter and the International Association of Exhibitions & Events Southern California Chapter and Exhibit Designers & Producers Association Southern California Chapter. Along being an active member of the MPI Southern California Chapter. She has been the recipient of Outstanding Leadership Award for Freeman along with The Shining Star Award from MPISCC for her dedication and leadership.

You can reach her at lucy@infinityeventsinc.com

Welcome LUCY!!!!

Back On Board!

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Lounges..."The New Event Frontier"

Swan Ice Carvings, Balloon Arches, Western Theme Parties...Although none of these words are in the Infinity Events vocabulary, they were at one time the "IT" special event trends. Now the new "IT" must have are lounges at events. This has been a trend for a while and is showing no signs of leaving anytime soon. With events focusing less on props and more on functional environmental design, lounges can serve many different purposes such as comfortable and stylish seating that help initiate social settings. Often times instead of complimenting the decor, they ARE the decor and lounges can transform any room or space into an ultra "seen or be seen" hip night club. Below are just a few Lounge/Club ideas previously seen at many IEi client events.

GETTING MORE WITH LESS. Budgets May Have a "Ceiling"...Creativity Doesn't

The federal government is learning the hard way, what the event industry has already known for a few years now and that is it's time to get creative and figure out how to make do with less. While this is not a new concept, those who are not able to grasp it often react with a "knee jerk" approach and cancel anything that is perceived to be expensive. It is the easiest task in the world to produce greatness with unlimited funds however it takes a little ingenuity and creativity to still deliver results when the funds are not there. Thankfully with a paper clip, dental floss and a dixie cup you can "MacGyver" your way to amazing results in event design. Below are a few events we have produced over the past few years that have had budgets of $35,000 or less for groups of 400 or more. This budget has had to include the following: Decor - Linens, centerpieces, stage decor, perimeter Lighting Entertainment Audio Visual - Sound, video, projection Multi-med...

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