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Vietnam Destination Management for global wedding and event planners | Tackling wedding & event waste | Sharing experience design hints and tips | Author & Public speaker

Who Releases 3,000 Pounds of Confetti on Times Square By Hand Every Year? I have been a practitioner, a fan and an advocate for Event Canvas. It's a strategic tool that helps organizers design experiences tailored to stakeholders' needs and goals. This tool breaks down events into vital components, ensuring alignment between organizers' objectives and attendees' desires. Think of it as an invisible map of joy, excitement, and meaning that great organizers unconsciously draw for each participant. Take Treb Heining, the 'King of Balloons,' for instance. While he might not explicitly use the Event Canvas, his work exemplifies its principles. He's transformed major events like the New Year's Eve ball drop in Times Square with his 'confetti blizzard,' an experience meticulously crafted to engage and captivate. Treb's innovation reflects the essence of the Event Canvas—understanding people to create magic, effortlessly. Treb's iconic confetti act, (not to mention that these confetti are made from 100% recycled material and biodegradable) are thrown by hand by hundreds of volunteers and staffs, showcases how thoughtful planning and understanding lead to impactful experiences. It proves that it takes very little effort to inspire people if you put a lot of effort in understand them. See the passion and love that Treb has for what he does and how infectious his spirit is, in this documentary: https://lnkd.in/ggdiVhxs

Who Releases 3,000 Pounds of Confetti on Times Square By Hand Every Year?

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“Giving a tear in the eye and a lump in the throat” on New Year. Great story indeed. 🙏 thank you for sharing Hoang Anh Duong Vu

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