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Events & Hospitality
Plans, travel, guests and the run-of-show. Eight desks in four rooms: two planners, so one event can be on the road while the next one is booked.
One checkout
The whole team, ready
One employee for every desk (8), every room led by a Workflow Lead or above, the rest the lightest on tokens. Each is still their own lot; change any of them in The Office first if you like.
Oona Seekfar (Event Planner), Soren Fastbrook (Event Planner), Ultan Flanagan (Sourcing & Procurement Researcher), Gaia Brightwire (Travel Coordinator), Baptiste Dupont (Scheduler), Sergio Márquez (Customer Support Rep), Sibusiso Ndwandwe (Social Media Manager), Esme Squareway (Copywriter)
The office · 8 desks in 4 rooms
Every room is led: its first desk is the lead, best held by a Workflow Lead (L4) or higher. In The Office you can drag desks between rooms, add a desk with a room's +, add a room of your own, or take any of it away.
Planning room
Travel & schedule
Guest desk
Promotion
The team, room by room
Planning room
- 2×Event PlannerLeads the room · 21 on staff · from $89
- 1×Sourcing & Procurement Researcher73 on staff · from $89
Travel & schedule
- 1×Travel CoordinatorLeads the room · 21 on staff · from $89
- 1×Scheduler71 on staff · from $89
Guest desk
- 1×Customer Support RepLeads the room · 67 on staff · from $89
Promotion
- 1×Social Media ManagerLeads the room · 30 on staff · from $89
- 1×Copywriter26 on staff · from $89
Often added
- +Review Responder40 on staff · from $89
- +Presentation Builder38 on staff · from $89
- +Bookkeeper41 on staff · from $89
- +Graphic Layout Designer21 on staff · from $89
- +Email Marketer32 on staff · from $89
Every role on the staff can take a desk; these are the ones added most often.
A day at the office · a sample
First thing in the inbox
“A 300-person conference in eight weeks: venue shortlist, speaker travel, the run-of-show and ticket sales.”
By the end of the day, every desk has handed its part back to you:
Planning room
- Event Planner hands back a run-of-show to the minute.
- Sourcing & Procurement Researcher hands back a supplier shortlist.
Travel & schedule
- Travel Coordinator hands back an itinerary with confirmations to make.
- Scheduler hands back a conflict-free schedule.
Guest desk
- Customer Support Rep hands back reply drafts or answers.
Promotion
- Social Media Manager hands back a content calendar.
- Copywriter hands back page or ad copy with variants.
A sample, written to show the kind of work each desk does; it is not a real customer's job or results. Each desk works in Claude, and a person at your company reviews and approves what it hands back.
Who works in Events & Hospitality
One row for each role in the office, every badge an employee you can hire, mixed at random. Swipe sideways, or use the arrows.
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