December '22 RoundUp
December's Issue at a Glance?
1.?Introducing Project Management for events
2. Celebrating the industry's best crew—A look back at National Crew Appreciation Week
3.?How to plan for success in 2023
4. Tight on AV talent? We have an idea.
5. More shows with less crew? No problem.
6. 12 things you need to know about doing events in California?
Estimated reading time:?3 minutes, 39 seconds
Introducing Project Management—built specifically for the live events industry
We recently announced that we are launching Project Management, designed specifically for the events and entertainment industry.
?The reaction has been exciting!?
When speaking to leaders in the industry, it's clear that the lack of a do-it-all tool is a big problem. Most event companies use more than one tool to manage projects because there isn't a single tool that speaks the language of events and integrates into their current workflow.?
One Shared Space for Your Team's Work
? Bring your team’s work together in one shared space
? Stop shuffling between spreadsheets, email, and other tools to keep your projects on track
? Easily manage everything in real-time—from day one to the deadline
? Collaborate with clients and freelancers with permission-based accessibility
*Project Management will be available in Q1 2023.?
?? What's Next??
In the coming weeks, we'll be sending out an email to LASSO customers that are on the project management waitlist. This will give our customers the first priority to explore the value of having project management embedded within the LASSO platform.
Due to the number of waitlist sign-ups, we'll be offering these in group sessions by giving the option to select one of three potential dates the first week of February.
?? If you're?not?already signed up for the Project Management waitlist, you can get early access using the button below.
Quick Recap of Inaugural National Crew Appreciation Week
Last month, we kicked off the first-ever National Crew Appreciation Week. Our goal was simple: Recognize and celebrate all of the crew in our industry.
Admittedly, we weren't sure how much noise we could make in doing this for the first time.
But to no surprise, our industry rallied.?
Companies nominated crew. Crew nominated crew.
And frankly, the responses were both loud and encouraging.
Special shoutout to this year's individual award winners!
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?In case you missed the 15 minute live award ceremony, you can catch this year's winners and recap via the?replay here.?
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Planning for Success: How to Achieve Your Live Event Goals in 2023
Do you have a real plan for your live events business? Angela Alea hosted Tom Stimson to discuss how you can achieve success by making intentional choices.
?What We Covered
Tight on AV talent?
Did you know we can help you book high-quality crew for events nationwide, on demand? It’s like having your own AV scouting department at your disposal—any time, anywhere.
Every freelancer is vetted and compliant. Watch in real-time as your rosters are filled with talented crew.
Crew positions we fill
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Handling More Shows With Less Crew
It's no surprise to anyone here that there's a professionalism problem in the industry.
What We Covered:
12 Things You Need to Know About Doing Events in California
It can seem daunting, scary, super-expensive. And a number of companies don't even want to deal with it.?
There are several key things you?really?need to know when?doing business in California.
We unpack it all.?
Get a sneak listen before this episode goes live later this month.