Freelance Meeting & Event Planners coordinate the logistics of meetings, events and conferences. Similar to a project management role, a freelance Meeting Planner will act as a liaison between all internal and external stakeholders throughout the event planning process. Freelance event planners love to create on-brand events that deliver significant ROI for their clients.
Whether it’s venues and services, financial and contract management, registration logistics or food and beverage needs, these industry decision-makers are usually ten steps ahead of everyone else, triple checking everything, as they bring your event vision to life. Meeting Planners are detail-oriented, they think on their feet and they never lose sight of their clients’ true goals. Added bonus: they know how to create the intangible emotional connection attendees will remember for a lifetime.
Additional positions include, but are not limited to:
Independent Meeting & Event Planner Coordinator
Meeting & Event Coordinators play a key role in the event planning process by supporting meeting planners and other project stakeholders. They assist with administrative and logistical tasks, which allows lead stakeholders to concentrate on event strategy and design. Meeting & Event Coordinators organize all meeting materials including invitations, confirmations, name badges and agendas.
Meetings and Events Coordinators are whizzes at working with software systems like Cvent and Aventri. They manage reports, track project progress and create data-driven solutions that lighten the load for meeting planners. The Meeting & Event Planner Coordinator supports project managers by working with vendors, venues and destinations to ensure adherence to budgets and proposals.
Fundraising Event Planner Coordinator
Fundraising Event Planners Coordinators are the liaisons between the planning and execution of a fundraiser and the organization of benefit. They are natural worker-bees and problem solvers who thrive in the fast-paced pressure of live fundraisers where variables are constantly changing. Coordinators help to execute an event based on the budget set by the host, while keeping the cost-benefit-analysis of each fundraiser at top of mind.
These professionals have strong communication and organizational skills that allow for success when executing events, managing registration, transporting of goods and prizes, and collaborating with vendors and partners. Recognizing that fundraising strategies require a composed but energetic persona, they are quickly able to communicate new ideas to hosts and fundraising participants on site.