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Business catering & exhibition hospitality · Milan

Corporate event management Milan

An event is not a vendor list. It is a sequence of decisions: who approves the venue, when can caterers load in and who handles the unexpected?

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What we need to establish

Start with one decision-maker, a budget and an achievable run of show, not an endless moodboard.

A specific brief prevents quotes for fundamentally different services being compared as if they were the same. These are the important facts to establish.

What we need to establish

  • Commercial purpose and guest profile
  • Confirmed venue or sourcing requirement
  • Contracting responsibilities and total budget
  • Production, setup and contingency

A good place to start

Practical coordination for corporate events, venues, catering and hospitality.

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What the service requires

Event management begins with responsibilities, not moodboards

A useful agency proposal specifies who decides, contracts and coordinates each discipline. Managing catering does not automatically mean supplying AV production.

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Supplier responsibilities

Separate venue, food, staff, AV, staging and transport with a clear named contractor for each.

02

Approvals and run sheets

Agree deadlines for menus, access, deliveries and venue changes. Late decisions can affect several suppliers.

03

Event-day coordination

Name who owns the critical handovers and prepare a realistic contingency plan.

Illustrative planning scenario, not a completed event

Illustrative roles: client signs off budget, venue controls access, caterer manages food/allergens, coordinator owns the run sheet. Contracts decide the final allocation.

Actual service scope and rates require supplier and venue confirmation.

What to send in your brief

  • Business objective and guest profile
  • Contracting parties and supplier scope
  • Budget, deposits and approvals
  • Venue, contingency and emergency contacts
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Start with what you know.

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