Lanz Events launches the EventCheck
Lanz Events, an event planning firm based in Herrliberg, is offering a new service. It analyzes event quality for interested companies.
The Herrliberg event specialist Lanz Events has a new service on offer. It analyzes the quality of events for interested companies. Available are the EventCheck "Standard", an on-site check of over 80 checkpoints, the EventCheck "Complete", which covers the check from the invitation process to the on-site check to the post-processing, and the EventCheck "Individual", which allows individual checkpoints to be checked. "The EventCheck is intended to be a complete project," says Rolf Lanz from Lanz Events to Werbewoche. The costs for the EventCheck "Standard" do not exceed the thousand mark. The check is particularly suitable for companies that organize their events on a regular basis. Whether it is a customer or supplier event, a press conference or a general meeting is not important. "The check is also conceivable in the sponsorship sector, for example if you want to know whether you are perceived as a sponsor of an event," Lanz continues.
The EventCheck is an analysis based on a checklist by an event specialist. The event specialist visits, analyzes and evaluates the event from the perspective of a guest or VIP and records the findings according to objective facts and subjective perceptions. The client receives a written report with the assessment, taking into account the objectives, the message and the company's personality. This report shows where there is a need for action in terms of event quality and which measures are promising for optimizing future events.
The EventCheck is an analysis based on a checklist by an event specialist. The event specialist visits, analyzes and evaluates the event from the perspective of a guest or VIP and records the findings according to objective facts and subjective perceptions. The client receives a written report with the assessment, taking into account the objectives, the message and the company's personality. This report shows where there is a need for action in terms of event quality and which measures are promising for optimizing future events.
