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April 18, 2012

Dining Out For Life Kick-Off Reception

We love events and we love them even more when they are for amazing organizations like the Grand Rapids Red Project. We had the privilege of planning the first ever, Dining Out For Life sponsor and restaurant kick-off party. It was important for the organization to recognize the amazing sponsors and participating restaurants that are […]
February 22, 2012

Show Your Love for Gina's

I often say that I love our client,  because without a doubt it is true. We have had the pleasure of working with a local downtown business that has been paving the way for other downtown businesses for years. Gina’s Boutique specializes in bringing trendy, affordable and unique fashions to Grand Rapids through exclusive, contemporary […]
January 8, 2012

A Grand Event

In the new year we had the privilege of being able to work with another woman-owned business, Grand Events LLC. Grand Events owner, Cecily Near puts on several events a year with the most recent being the Grand Rapids Antiques Market. For 2012, Cecily brought 834 in to manage the design, public relations and sponsorship. […]
September 21, 2011

The Painful Act of Volunteering

So lately, I have endured a few painful volunteer experiences. As a former non-profit professional, and now serving the non-profit industry, here are a few tips on the treatment of volunteers. I don’t believe it is rocket science, but after my last 2 volunteer experiences, perhaps it is: Always outline clear expectations for each volunteer […]
September 16, 2011

Meet Renay

By: Renay Shoenmaker Well it seems to be that time of year again. Summer rays have begun fading away; while Fall’s crisp winded days are blowing in, whistling the phrase: Welcome Back; school is now in session. It is at this point I wonder where the summer has gone. Did it really go by THAT […]
August 17, 2011

Celebrating Grand Rapids' History

In November of 2011, the West Michigan based law firm, Smith Haughey Rice Roegee will be moving into the historical Flat Iron Building in downtown Grand Rapids. The project includes approximately 26,600 square feet with the ground floor housing a reception area, elevator and an open tenant space, which was formerly occupied by Blake’s Turkey. […]
August 12, 2011

Honoring Former First Lady, Betty Ford

In September of 2010, 8THIRTYFOUR was asked to plan a very special event, one that would honor Former First Lady, Betty Ford. It was an exciting event to plant, as it included public relations, event management, social media, design and coordination with the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum. Through Mrs. Ford’s courage, advocacy and activism, […]
August 12, 2011

Saluting West Michigan's Health Heroes

8THIRTYFOUR was hired to plan the inaugural Alliance for Health – West Michigan Salutes Health Heroes. The goal of the event was to raise the organization’s awareness within a younger demographic, while also recognizing individuals in the community who stood out for their work and actions in the health and health care community. It was […]
July 21, 2010

Entrepreneurs, Young Professionals & Blue Moons

What a month July was, and August is shaping up to be just as full of opportunity for those looking to expand their network. Lots of interesting happenings involving entrepreneurs, young professionals and a certain former first lady. Intriguing, wouldn’t you say? Tune in Friday, July 23rd at 9:00 a.m. for another segment of Your […]

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