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Why Stakeholder Buy-In Can Make or Break Your Next Event

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If you are an EA or PA, chances are you have been dropped into the deep end of event planning before. A vague request lands on your desk, such as “Can you sort a dinner for clients?” or “Let’s do something fun for the team”, but with no clear brief, no confirmed budget, and plenty of expectation. Sound familiar?

The challenge is not just finding the perfect venue or keeping costs under control, it is getting your stakeholders aligned from the start. Without their buy-in, even the best ideas can stall. That often leads to last-minute changes, budget confusion, and extra stress that could have been avoided.

Here is the thing: events are not simply “nice-to-haves”. Done well, they can strengthen client relationships, build team culture, and even generate new business. Senior leaders already agree that events are critical to company success, yet many EAs and PAs still struggle to get the clarity and backing they need to deliver them successfully.

That is why we have put together a practical guide for EAs and PAs on how to gain stakeholder buy-in for events. It is full of strategies to:

  • Present proposals that secure quick approval
  • Keep stakeholders focused on the bigger picture, not just the cost
  • Build confidence that your event is a smart investment, not simply another line on the budget

💡 Whether you are planning a client dinner, a team away day, or a company-wide celebration, this guide will help you navigate the process with less stress and a lot more success.

👉 Download the full guide here

 


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