Archive for January, 2010

The Scene International Event Team recently attended The Special Event EXPO 2010 in New Orleans. Although the team has over 40 years of experience in the field of corporate and social events, they were ever keen to learn more about what’s happening on the cutting edge of event planning, and to add new materials and ideas to their already extensive resources. The team reviewed many unique vendors on the Trade Show floor, and attended educational sessions on a wide variety of subjects. On returning to New York, the team is looking forward to implement many-a new idea in their upcoming events.

On January 22, 2010 Scene International put into effect a large-scale corporate event as a dinner/dance, with the theme of the “South Sea Islands”, at the Grand Hyatt Hotel — one of New York City’s largest. Invitations in the form of a cruise boarding pass were sent to the over 500 employees for this exciting fun-filled happening. Apart from the dinner-dance, guests were entertained by Paco the Parrot (a remote controlled bird with an attitude), Hawaiian Musicians, Henna Tattoos, Hair Braiding, Simulated Surfing, a full-scale Luau Stage Show and more. The event was an unqualified success and a great time was had by all.

Scene International has had on office in Rockland County New York for over 10 years. During that time, this advertising, marketing and event planning company has managed to become AN agency of record for the County, as well as THE agency of record for the Rockland County Department of Health.

The Scene International Event Team will be attending The Special Event EXPO 2010 in New Orleans. Although the team has over 40 years of experience in the field of corporate and social events, they are ever keen to learn more about what’s happening on the cutting edge of event planning, and to add new materials and ideas to their already extensive resources.

For January 22, 2010 Scene International has planned a large-scale corporate event as a dinner/dance with the theme of the “South Sea Islands” at one of New York City’s largest hotels. Invitations in the form of a cruise boarding pass were sent to the over 500 employees for the exiting fun-filled happening. Apart from the dinner dance, guests will be entertained by Paco the Parrot (a remote controlled bird with a definite attitude), Hawaiian Musicians, Henna Tattoos, Hair Braiding, Simulated Surfing, and much more