Our life has temporarily lost its bright side. For several months we live without events, only remembering them. Everything was cancelled. Everyone has switched to online, we are distancing. Corporations are optimizing budgets and cutting back on activities.
Tens of thousands of people from the event industry, freelancers, technicians, directors, creatives, are wondering what will remain of their lives?
Remember what their role was in the life of large corporations?
These are the heroes who, in a tiny office, came up with the Big Dream for huge companies. They lent to banks and global FMCG concerns to comply with regulations. They worked late on Friday and late at weekends to get everything done on time. Because the main thing is the result, and no one is interested in the price. They remained calm in any situation, performed miracles that you didn’t even know about.
Remember. They always have been. There were these invisible heroes behind every event you did. Modest people in black T-shirts, sometimes gloomy from lack of sleep, with walkie-talkies and tape, sober and collected at any of your holidays. These fragile girls who, through their work, prove that they are stronger than hot steel. These early graying but friendly guys. You didn’t notice them in the spotlight because you only saw “stars” on stage. But they exist. Their place is on the control room, their place is behind the stage, where their invisible life, their tragedies and triumphs, was seething. They swallowed red bull with sedatives there so that you could have fun in peace. They slept side by side after two days of installation. Their victorious cry sounded on an already empty site, where there was no beauty, no chaos, no guests, but the dismantling was completed on time.
It was their work that gave you unforgettable moments in life. This is the domestic event business and these are our event managers. The best in the world! And now they are waiting for your business to improve. They are waiting for your attention, waiting for the events to come back to life.
Support your event managers! We need your support now!
