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Summary: The event planning business revolves around communication skills and networking, as building up experience is extremely important. Create a portfolio of events with advice from a successful promoter in this free video on entertainment jobs.
Jena Hartman owns PromoZone Live in Tampa, Fla. Branding is their mission, providing highly-trained talent to big name clients for special events. Hartman's events are some of the best...read more
"If you are like me you are wondering, what are the ways you can get into the event planning business. Hi my name is Jena Hartman owner of PromoZone Live here in Tampa, Florida. Every day, I am wondering what new creative ideas I can think of or look and research into a book as far as event creation and planning. I want to give you a few key tips on getting into the event planning business. First and foremost experience is everything. Whether you get an internship, volunteer or a paid position with a local company. You want to get your name out there and work with other top individuals within the business and industry. Looking for associations so you can learn the ins and outs from other professionals. A degree is not required but is always beneficial to have an associates or bachelors degree within a similar field, career field. Whether it's communication or public speaking or business. Networking is absolutely important and again gaining experience. My name is Jena Hartman owner of PromoZone Live here in Tampa, Florida."
eHow Article: About the Event Planning Business
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