Entries by TCG Events

A Tribute to Event Planners

Here at TCG, our team understands the need for some humor to make it through day-to-day craziness. Our friends at Leading Authorities created this video as a tribute to meeting planners around the world. As fellow event planners, we can attest to having said most everything in this video. As you watch this, remember fondly […]

Ashes to Art, McColl Center [nFocus]

Read the original article in nFocus. McColl Center for Visual Art had over 300 people attend Ashes to Art over the three days the luncheon was held. Event sponsors included TCG Events, Inc., Quest Diagnostics, Steelfab, Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina, Carocon, and the Marc and Mattye Silverman Foundation, while tables were hosted by Board […]

Brown Builds Her Own Brand [South Charlotte Weekly]

Read the original article in South Charlotte Weekly After nine years of working for Tribble Creative Group, SouthPark resident Cassie Brown decided to make a change. So she bought the company and assumed the role of president and CEO. Brown purchased the company and has since given it a serious makeover, renaming and rebranding it […]

Table Talk [CBJ]

TCG Events has been an iconic name in event planning in the Queen City for the past three decades. But with a change in ownership, the firm has been slowly redesigning everything from its infrastructure to its name. After Cassie Brown bought Tribble Creative Group in January 2011 from Mary Tribble, the company quietly began growing the […]

The Power Planners – Charlotte Event Planners [nFocus]

They are typically behind the scenes. They help hosts look good, relieve worry and stress, avert catastrophes, help non-profits fundraise smarter, create moments that demand attendance, and make celebrations talked about long after they have concluded. Many people have aspired to the supposed glamorous career of event planning, but there are few who choose to […]

Corporate Spotlight – Banking on Our Community [nFocus]

By nFocus Charlotte Every once and a while people do a good thing just for the sheer pleasure of doing it.  When that person happens to be an executive at a large financial institution, with lots of executive friends in other large financial institutions, that good thing can be a very big thing. “Friends and […]

It Takes a Village to Build and Maintain the Olympic Village

Have you ever wondered how Ryan Lochte or Gabby Douglas live while at the Olympics? Like the rest of the world, we have been glued to our TVs wondering who will take home gold and who will emerge as the new superstars, but we were also curious about their accommodations. Olympic Village Construction on the […]

Corporate Event Planning 101: The Basics

Figuring out the first step in the corporate event planning process can be the hardest part. Here is a list of basic considerations to ponder: The excitement for your event starts with your first touch-point, usually your invitation. DO NOT RUSH TO GET THIS OUT! It is better to move the event date than to […]

Invites At First Sight

The excitement for your event starts with your first touch-point – your invitation. Don’t rush! It is better to move the event date than to rush your invitations. Let’s say this is the first time your company is putting together a big event. You have set the date, are entrenched in the details, and it […]