Stop Calling Your Event an Experience. It?s a Market

About The Annabelle Project, Inc.
The Annabelle Project is a mentorship initiative dedicated to creating opportunities for college-age students of color in the events industry. By pairing students with experienced mentors, the program aims to build career pathways, expand representation, and ensure a stronger, more diverse future for the industry.

For more information, visit theeventmechanic.com or contact Warwick directly at warwick@annabelleproject.org

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