by Chris Sund | Aug 23, 2026 | Event Planning
Practical AIAI For Recruiters: What Works, And What Backfires.Recruiting is the most heavily marketed AI category and one of the easiest to get wrong. Where it genuinely helps, where it damages your brand, and the line worth never crossing.Practical AI9 min readBy...
by Chris Sund | Aug 23, 2026 | Event Planning
Practical AIAI For Contractors: Proposals, Follow-Ups, And Hiring.The work is not what keeps most contractors at the office until nine. The paperwork about the work is. Here is what can genuinely be handed off, and what should never leave your desk.Practical AI9 min...
by Chris Sund | Aug 22, 2026 | Event Planning
Practical AIPractical AI For Small Business: What Is Worth Paying For.Written by somebody who runs companies rather than sells software. Which work is genuinely worth handing off, how to judge a tool in a week, and what is still not ready.Ready-to-copy prompts from my...
by Chris Sund | Aug 22, 2026 | Event Planning
For Event PlannersHow To Promote An Event So People Register.Most events are not under-attended because the program is weak. They are under-attended because the promotion started too late, said the wrong thing, and relied entirely on email.Event Planning8 min readBy...
by Chris Sund | Aug 22, 2026 | Event Planning
For Event PlannersRun Of Show For An Awards Banquet.A banquet has one job: make the honorees feel like the point. Most programs are built in a way that quietly works against that. Here is a timeline that does not.Event Planning8 min readBy Chris SundEveryone has been...
by Chris Sund | Aug 22, 2026 | Event Planning
For Event PlannersHow To Get A Sponsor To Underwrite Your Speaker.Small chambers, rural schools, service clubs, and lean nonprofits book good speakers all the time. Almost none of them pay for it out of their own budget. Here is how that actually works.Event Planning8...