Events and convenings

Bring everyone together, without the spreadsheet.

Board meetings, the annual conference, a partner convening, a community gathering. silentVIP books travel for staff and guests attending, keeps the rooming list, and handles the name changes and late arrivals.

Events · Rooming list

Event · Annual partner convening

Rooming and arrivals

46Attendees
38Travel booked
Hotel block40 rooms · 3 nights
Reconfirmed
Arrivals TuesdayAirport shuttle at 2pm and 5pm
29
SpeakersInvited speakers · Event budget
All ticketed
Name changesHandled by the travel team
2
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What we handle

Travel for every attendee

Group travel

Group travel from 10 attendees, with each attendee's flights booked and tracked.

Hotel blocks

Room blocks and rooming lists, and hotels reconfirmed with the property before check-in, so the room is there when your traveler arrives.

Arrivals

Arrivals and departures by time, for shuttles and welcome desks.

Speakers and guests

Invited speakers and honorees booked and looked after, charged to the event budget.

Changes

Name changes, cancellations and late registrations handled by the travel team.

Guests and cost codes

Attendees who aren't staff booked as guest travelers, billed to the right department and project.

Timing

When to start

Ideally 8 weeks before the event; we can work to shorter timelines when inventory allows.

  1. Brief

    Dates, venue, the attendee list and who pays for whom.

  2. Plan

    Hotel block and travel options, with a budget estimate.

  3. Book

    Attendees confirmed and booked as they register.

  4. Run

    Arrivals list, changes handled, urgent help during the event.

Board travel

Board meetings, properly run

Board members are often volunteers traveling at the organization's expense. They deserve good travel, and the organization deserves a clear record of it.

  • Board members booked as guest travelers, billed to the department and project you choose.
  • Board travel coded to governance, separate from programs.
  • Board members who travel often can be set up as travelers with a named approver, such as the treasurer.
  • A year's board travel in one report, by department and project.

Bring your travel program under one roof

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