Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/j6MJEYAvKBH.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter How To Plan Events That Build Community And Drive Real ROI | Andrew Roby | Epic Events Podcast Suv [YBS3hEjJyF5] Health Updated on August 06, 2026 EDT — Published on August 06, 2026 EDT Tag: #Suv, #rebeka masarova, #crysencio summerville, #spurs scoreBefore he ever planned a wedding or a corporate gala, Andrew Roby laid former President Ronald Reagan to rest as a member of the US Army's most prestigious ceremonial unit. That single experience reshaped how he thinks about every event he produces today. Listen to all Epic Events episodes here Andrew went from an Army veteran running ceremonial duties and grassroots community events to a Forbes and CNN recognized event producer who has helped charities raise more than $25 million. In this conversation he explains why he calls himself a gift rather than a service, how he once saved a client $164,357.54 on a single food and beverage contract, and why event professionals are usually the first budget line cut, and shouldn't be. 00:00 Intro01:09 From army ceremonies to laying a president to rest03:53 Building community, not just events06:09 Why Andrew calls it a gift, not a service07:56 The one thing every event team gets wrong09:36 Raising $25M+ through emotional storytelling11:47 The $164,357.54 mistake most planners make14:32 Turning micromanaging clients into trusting partners16:17 The first thing cut when budgets tighten18:08 Event tech that helps vs event joao gomes atletico madrid transfer tech that just adds cost20:50 What the military taught him about team building23:07 One piece of advice for event planners france who feel stuck24:11 Barcelona and final thoughtsHost LinkedIn: Epic Events by payton tolle vFairs is a podcast for event professionals, honest, practical conversations with the people shaping the future of events.
Tag: #Suv, #rebeka masarova, #crysencio summerville, #spurs scoreBefore he ever planned a wedding or a corporate gala, Andrew Roby laid former President Ronald Reagan to rest as a member of the US Army's most prestigious ceremonial unit. That single experience reshaped how he thinks about every event he produces today. Listen to all Epic Events episodes here Andrew went from an Army veteran running ceremonial duties and grassroots community events to a Forbes and CNN recognized event producer who has helped charities raise more than $25 million. In this conversation he explains why he calls himself a gift rather than a service, how he once saved a client $164,357.54 on a single food and beverage contract, and why event professionals are usually the first budget line cut, and shouldn't be. 00:00 Intro01:09 From army ceremonies to laying a president to rest03:53 Building community, not just events06:09 Why Andrew calls it a gift, not a service07:56 The one thing every event team gets wrong09:36 Raising $25M+ through emotional storytelling11:47 The $164,357.54 mistake most planners make14:32 Turning micromanaging clients into trusting partners16:17 The first thing cut when budgets tighten18:08 Event tech that helps vs event joao gomes atletico madrid transfer tech that just adds cost20:50 What the military taught him about team building23:07 One piece of advice for event planners france who feel stuck24:11 Barcelona and final thoughtsHost LinkedIn: Epic Events by payton tolle vFairs is a podcast for event professionals, honest, practical conversations with the people shaping the future of events.