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DINEvent Premium has been busier than ever this fall with all kinds of event management projects - virtual training sessions in China, wine tasting excursions in Napa, sailing in Tampa Bay and dance parties at The Broadmoor.

Rachel sat down with Setting the Table to chat about her time with DINEvent and what she hopes for her’s and DINEvent’s future. We channeled our inner-Oprah here to ask the burning questions you’ve been dying to know answers to; take a peek!

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Since 2010, DINEvent has been at the forefront of the site selection process for thousands of corporate events across the world! DINEvent Premium takes DINEvent's signature venue sourcing to the next level by flawlessly delivering full-service event management and on-site support.

It’s been over a month since we last wrote about Q! Things have certainly been quieter in event world but DINEvent is still here and ready to work hard planning your next event. Amanda and Rachel check in below with a Q update - read on.

While we’re not rushing to dine at restaurants every night of the week, our experience at Fia was a positive and comfortable one. We will continue to support the restaurant industry as much as we can through this weird time. Please remember to be respectful when dining out, follow restaurant guidelines and tip your servers well! Oh - and wear your mask!

I asked the DINEvent team how they’ve been keeping busy now that they have a little extra time on their hands. Read on to discover what the team has been up to during Q!

Last month, I dined at Michael and Caitlin Toscano’s Le Farfalle Osteria in Charleston, South Carolina. I had previously experienced Le Farfalle at all times of the day (brunch, lunch, happy hour and late night pickies), except for dinner.

We cannot stress enough the importance of and focus on postponements and rescheduling for 2020. Deposits paid to date are not only keeping planning companies, venues and vendors in business, but they are an acknowledgement of all the hard work that has gone into planning your event thus far. Work with your planner or venue to simply shift the retainer payment to a later date within the same year. Postponements to 2021 may help some, but could also leave a venue or planner’s business unable to support your event next year. Ask your event venue how they can make this work for you.