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Robb Thornsberry to produce and co-chair closing night party for 2017 The Special Event conference in Long Beach CA

The Special Event (TSE), is the event industry’s largest tradeshow and conference for event professionals, with an expected attendance of over 5,000 event colleagues, exhibitors, and mentors.

The 2017 Closing Night Party will be an epic grand finale to the entire conference where attendees and industry pros will have one last chance to meet up with new friends and old acquaintances and celebrate another Special Event. Join us at the 2017 Closing Night Celebration and congratulate the amazing people who were nominated and won this year’s Galas.

Robb will reunite with his former co-chair of the 2015 TSE opening night event, Jeff Anderson with Party Pals. 

Jeff Anderson and Robb Thornsberry on the Closing Night Celebration
















Thursday, January 12, 2017  9:30pm – 12am
Long Beach Convention Center/Pacific Gallery/Bogart’sEvent Details: Celebration/Reception/Open Bar and EntertainmentEarly-Bird: $150Onsite Rate: $175 





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