Event organizer’s job is to ensure everything related to an event is taken care of, from idea conception to programming and day-of logistics. They are the ones who will coordinate with the performers, tenants, and other stakeholders in an event. In the backstage, they will make sure that everything goes as smoothly as possible. They are charged with creating experiences and bringing visions to life.
Event Organizer's Stories
Meet Vena Kresnan (@venakresnan), an event organizer and one of the three Co-Founders of DAMN! Inc (@damninc). She has the honour and responsibility of organizing events, which requires the team to work and think outside the box together and also the personality & the vibe of the team are not that rigid. Although she graduated from UGM’s Pharmacy, she now successfully builds a successful company that not only does Event Organizing, but also artist management and movie production.
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