We can turn your event dreams into reality! Our CEO transformed Lombard Street into a life-sized Candy Land board, showcasing our ability to execute extraordinary concepts. When it comes to events, it's crucial not to limit your dreams. However, remember the 'Good, Fast, Cheap' model: you can't have all three at once. For something exceptional, like our CandyLand project, prioritize quality over speed and cost.

Curious about the keys to successful event production and building a thriving business? It all starts with the basics. To create a strong foundation for your events, it's essential to have the right paperwork and templates meticulously organized. Just like a cake recipe, each ingredient matters, and we're about to share our 12 tips for success in event production, teams, and business to ensure you have all the right elements in place.

On May 12, 2005, in San Francisco, our CEO helped produce the benefit premiere of Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. This event, attended by director George Lucas, actor Jake Lloyd, and actor Jason Lewis, raised $500K for Family House, an organization providing temporary housing for families of seriously ill children.

Working from home? Here are some tips:

1. Stick to a Schedule: Maintain a consistent sleep routine and prioritize a good night's sleep.

2. Task Priority: Follow the 80-20 rule to focus on high-impact tasks.

3. Dress for Success: Dress professionally to boost productivity.

4. Designate a Workspace: Create a distraction-free work area.

5. Take Breaks: Schedule breaks and meals like you would at the office.

6. Separate Work and Home: Close your laptop when your workday ends to maintain a work-life balance.

In August 2009, Lombard Street became a life-sized Candy Land board game to celebrate the game's 60th anniversary. Costumed characters and kids from UCSF Children's Hospital played the game on colorful mats, taking turns based on drawn colors. The event ended with everyone enjoying Candy Castle Cake.

Recalling the Eternity Ball in San Francisco a decade ago, a lively event featured women wearing wedding gowns and bridesmaid dresses again. This black-tie affair served as a heartwarming benefit for the Make-A-Wish Foundation, including a touching vow renewal for a couple celebrating their 20th anniversary.