Heart of the Industry: Remembering Debbie Meyers
City: Julie Daneloff and Ken Christopherson. Contributors: Ruth Moit, Steve Kemble, Andrea Michaels, Colleen Zane Dudin "I'm at peace with my life," she closed her eyes and left. As always, legendary entertainment mogul Debbie Meyers CSEP, CTEP passed away earlier this year, taking her final bow with grace and honor. Here she made a profound impact on the global events industry. Her vastness is boundless, as is her heart, so in the season of giving, we can't think of anyone better to highlight, because Debbie Meyers Reflecting the spirit of generosity throughout the year. Those who knew and loved her have countless stories to share. We've compiled a few here so you too can get a glimpse of the woman behind the scenes. She was able to "work miracles" not only in her own career, but in the lives of everyone she met. Debbie is a consummate volunteer, always generous with her time and expertise to the industry, her colleagues…
Live events – the backbone of a healthy society
By Allison Freeman, CEO, Element Event Solutions. Our industry provides extremely valuable services to Canadians. Those of us who live in it know this. In a post-pandemic world, there is growing awareness of the critical impact of live events and gatherings on the overall health and well-being of individuals and wider society, and this is only just beginning. At this year's CSE Live EventFest, our team is proud to partner for the first time with GenWell, a national movement dedicated to helping Canadians become healthier and happier through in-person connections. Earlier this year, our portfolio of companies, Element Event Solutions (formerly Chair-man Mills), became Genwell’s first national sponsor with the goal of supporting and growing our events industry and helping to build a more connected Canada, Let everyone thrive. We're dedicated to uncovering the indisputable fact that relationships are a fundamental pillar of happiness—as important to a person's health as exercise, nutrition, and sleep. Since time immemorial, events have brought…
The chic elegance of Le Diner en Blanc in Toronto
Last Thursday, the iconic white dinner transformed Fort York National Historic Site – Garrison Park-Enter the stunning white ocean. This global picnic phenomenon began in Paris, welcoming 1,000 guests to a French-style dinner, great conversation and plenty of champagne. Guests will be led by a tour leader to a secret location. Photo by Edward Chiazor, efosa blog. Seven activities and floral admission. Photo by Edward Chiazor, efosa blog. After more than two months of preparation, event host Lori Heller Heller Activities Led the planning team for the 11th edition and was supported by an impressive team: Marc Talbot Dedicated management servicesAward-winning chef Trevor Lui Heibel is warm and hospitable, Kelly Foster Supervise volunteer teams, as well as from design technology Coordinate logistical design of events. As guests gathered at various meeting points, the table captain guided them on a charming stroll to a secret spot under the warm evening sun. Upon arrival, they were greeted by a stunning entrance Seven…