
How Event Professionals are Making Waves Early on in Their Careers
03/13/24 • 34 min
Building personal connections in the workplace is the best way to boost collaboration and productivity.
Especially for those in mid-management looking to shine within their projects.
And in this episode, Paulina Giusti takes center stage, sharing her wisdom and insights for those looking to climb the corporate ladder.
She discusses the importance of ensuring that hard work gets the recognition it deserves, taking ownership of projects, and actively seeking feedback that leads to director-level promotions.
You’ll hear success stories from organizing massive virtual events and exploring tech trends across generations, where inclusivity and adaptability emerged as the keys to success.
Here are a few takeaways:
- Learn to build strong personal relationships in the workplace and offer actionable strategies for collaboration and communication that lead to career advancement
- Take ownership of projects, transparently communicate with managers, and strike a delicate balance in showing what you’ve achieved to advance your career forward
- Embrace challenges with optimism and creativity
Building personal connections in the workplace is the best way to boost collaboration and productivity.
Especially for those in mid-management looking to shine within their projects.
And in this episode, Paulina Giusti takes center stage, sharing her wisdom and insights for those looking to climb the corporate ladder.
She discusses the importance of ensuring that hard work gets the recognition it deserves, taking ownership of projects, and actively seeking feedback that leads to director-level promotions.
You’ll hear success stories from organizing massive virtual events and exploring tech trends across generations, where inclusivity and adaptability emerged as the keys to success.
Here are a few takeaways:
- Learn to build strong personal relationships in the workplace and offer actionable strategies for collaboration and communication that lead to career advancement
- Take ownership of projects, transparently communicate with managers, and strike a delicate balance in showing what you’ve achieved to advance your career forward
- Embrace challenges with optimism and creativity
Previous Episode

Championing Women and Building Confidence Through Experience: A Great Events & Dare to Interrupt Podcast Mashup
Ever feel like an imposter?
You’re not alone. Imposter syndrome can affect anyone anytime, especially women in leadership roles.
In this episode, we dive right into it with host Rachel Andrews, who is joined by Courtney Stanley, a renowned global keynote speaker, leadership coach, and podcast host to Dare to Interrupt.
Courtney shares personal insights and actionable strategies, emphasizing the importance of diverse mentorship and collaborative efforts.
This episode isn’t just about mastering imposter syndrome; it’s about empowering women in leadership, driving career growth, and making impactful contributions within the meetings and events industry.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- How to cultivate confidence, overcome imposter syndrome, and use self-belief as a driving force for career growth
- How the impact of engaging in diverse mentorship can cause a ripple effect of empowerment
- How to better serve your teams and foster a culture of visibility and opportunity for women
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How Allyship is Elevating Women in the Events Industry with Cat Kevern
A rising tide lifts all boats.
That’s the perspective Cat Kevern, Director of Electric Cat Productions and Chair of NOWIE (The Network of Women in Events), brings to promoting women in the events industry.
Rather than shaming or alienating others, Cat invites everyone to elevate women and strongly believes in the power of allyship.
In this episode, Cat discusses how NOWIE is fostering a supportive community for women and setting industry standards. Cat also shares her journey from starting out as a freelancer to establishing her own business, offering valuable insights into navigating the events industry as a newcomer.
Press play to learn how to build a successful career in events and champion the advancement of women in the industry, no matter who you are.
Here are a few takeaways:
- To build a successful career in events, leverage your transferable skills, take initiative to learn what you need to know, and gain experience in a variety of settings
- Reduce the barrier to entry to create an inclusive and empowering environment
- Lean into allyship to promote equity and representation
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