Planning Not to Plan
Paul Foster: “Flexibility has become a strategy in itself. Here’s what attending the Milano Cortina Games taught me about planning – and when not to.”
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Thought Leadership
Three Protests, One Opening Ceremony: Why Event Planning Is Spatial Design
Three protests unfolded peacefully outside the PyeongChang Opening Ceremony. The success wasn’t silence – it was spatial design, not security.
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When Everyone’s Right and Everything’s Wrong: The Case for a Single Source of Truth in Event Planning
Branding on crowd barriers looks great. It also turns them into sails. This is what cross-functional conflict looks like in practice, and why a single source of truth isn’t just a technology concept, it’s a planning philosophy.