ELEVATING EVENTS FOR OVER 25 YEARS.Established in 1997, Delaney Event Management (DEM) is a certified woman-owned, full-service, independent meeting planning firm.
Born in the spirit of the people and the rich history of Vermont, the company embodies the qualities for which the natives of Vermont are often known – loyalty, resilience and rugged, down-to-earth character. Taking the extra step to reach higher is built into our DNA. Headquartered in beautiful Winooski, Vermont, not far from the highest peak in the state (Mt. Mansfield), Delaney Event Management has earned its solid reputation managing in-person, hybrid, and virtual events. Whether it’s an annual conference, an educational seminar, a tradeshow, or a fundraiser, our team of dedicated and talented professionals will help you every step of the way to ensure that your event is nothing short of the pinnacle of excellence in every detail. We invite you to contact us to learn how we can help you Elevate Your Event. |
EVENT TYPESAnnual Conferences
Educational Seminars Industry Summits Tradeshows Public Events Fundraisers OUR CLIENTSState/Federal Agencies Non-profit Organizations Educational Institutions Scientific Organizations For-profit Organizations |
Event Services
We offer a broad range of services to bring every aspect of your event to a higher level, including the following:
Virtual, Hybrid, and In-person Event Management
Project Management & Planning Virtual Platform Development Mobile App Development Site Selection & Venue Contract Negotiation Facility Coordination & Management Integrated Multi-Level Event Marketing |
Website Design & Maintenance
Trade Show Management & Sponsor Coordination Program Development & Presenter Coordination Online Registration Processing & Customer Service Financial Oversight & Budget Management Day Of Support & Onsite Management Board & Committee Facilitation |
WHERE WE'VE BEEN
Our depth of services extends to a diverse range of clients throughout the U.S. Check out the map below to see where we've been!
RECENT NEWS: IT'S ABOUT RELATIONSHIPS, NOT COVID.
October 24, 2021
Read the article by Joyce Marcel, Vermont Business Magazine
Photo: Karen Pike Photography
There's a natural tendency for people to want to get together, whether it's for business or play or family. That's why it's not surprising that of all the economic sectors badly hammered by COVID, the travel and hospitality industries took the worst hit.
Business travel — including corporate, group and government — is the hotel industry’s largest source of revenue.
And according to a report issued last month by the American Hotel & Lodging Association and Kalibri Labs, “The hotel industry is projected to end 2021 down more than $59 billion in business travel revenue compared to 2019... That comes after losing nearly $49 billion in business travel revenue in 2020.”
The report concluded that “Business travel revenue is not expected to reach pre-pandemic levels until 2024.”
Clearly, once COVID hit in March of 2020, the carefree days of jetting to distant places for meetings, conferences, conventions and trade shows vanished overnight.
So if you make your living creating these events, what are you supposed to do?
Well, if you're Cindy Delaney, who has built a million-dollar business as an event, convention and conference planner based in Winooski — with reach across the US, including Hawaii and Alaska — you instantly embrace the digital and carry on.
Read the article by Joyce Marcel, Vermont Business Magazine
Photo: Karen Pike Photography
There's a natural tendency for people to want to get together, whether it's for business or play or family. That's why it's not surprising that of all the economic sectors badly hammered by COVID, the travel and hospitality industries took the worst hit.
Business travel — including corporate, group and government — is the hotel industry’s largest source of revenue.
And according to a report issued last month by the American Hotel & Lodging Association and Kalibri Labs, “The hotel industry is projected to end 2021 down more than $59 billion in business travel revenue compared to 2019... That comes after losing nearly $49 billion in business travel revenue in 2020.”
The report concluded that “Business travel revenue is not expected to reach pre-pandemic levels until 2024.”
Clearly, once COVID hit in March of 2020, the carefree days of jetting to distant places for meetings, conferences, conventions and trade shows vanished overnight.
So if you make your living creating these events, what are you supposed to do?
Well, if you're Cindy Delaney, who has built a million-dollar business as an event, convention and conference planner based in Winooski — with reach across the US, including Hawaii and Alaska — you instantly embrace the digital and carry on.