I noticed that you didn’t have a careers video…

…so I wrote you a video script for one based on your first blog! Shout out to Melissa Bathum, Kori Monson, and Victoria Blasich for all the great original source material. Enjoy!

Script

There’s the event. And there’s the planning. At Freemind Seattle, we’re lucky enough to get to do both. 

We see each event as a moment in time, an effort managed for weeks, days, months, or even years. And then it’s over in just a few days. 

So much goes into the planning, the tradeshow management, content management, and, of course, all the communication: the demand generation, the killer marketing stunt, video production…everything!

And we get to do it all! And we love it. 

So, what about you? Do you love it like we do?

Are you always thinking, “What will grab someone’s attention? How will they take that information in, and what will they do with it after the event is long gone?” 

Do you pump your fist when your client suggests trying something new, something that’s never been tried before, something that may be totally out there?

Do you love it when they give you the green light to come up with some crazy solution that attendees will talk about for days? 

And then there’s opening day.

Do you get that tingle in your spine when the voice over the intercom says the event is opening? “15 Minutes….10 Mintues”? Everyone’s hustling, making sure the demos are working, and everything’s just so.

Do you strain your neck when the people start pouring in so you can see the looks on their faces when they first step onto the floor?

Like Disneyland when you first walk through the castle. 

And you’re in the middle of it, whether it’s the day-of or a year out, all the planning, the communications, the strategy, the meetings where everyone is busting to make something cool…

…all to create that rare place where you give an organization the opportunity to speak face-to-face with their consumers in real-time…

…to really test the limits and see what the client can do, seeing them fight through the noise in cool and unusual ways

Some people may call us crazy for what we do and how hard we work to put together fantastic events for our clients, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.

If you wouldn’t have it any other way, maybe you should join us.

Free thinking. Mindful Marketing. Freemind Seattle.