Common Sense Events is committed to working with your organization to plan and execute an event that meet your needs, are worry free, and as green as possible, because that's just good common sense. Whether you are planning a conference, a bike-a-thon, a gala, a reception, recognition or release event, seminar and so on, we can help simplify and green your event, allowing you to focus on your work. With proven success and extensive non-profit sector experience, Common Sense Events offers a wide range of event planning solutions, allowing your organization to meet its event goals while you can enjoy the outcome.
Come visit us at booth 1645 at the Green Living Show at the Direct Energy Centre, April 13-15. We can offer some quick on the spot consulting on an event idea you might be thinking of and set up future meetings. See some examples of how we can plan and green your next event. Win [...]
Populating the New Transit Corridors:Vancouver’s recent experience in growing Ridership on the Cambie Corridor of the Canada Line An engaging presentation by Jim Bailey, Senior Planner, City of Vancouver & Ron Kellett, Professor of Architecture adn Landscape Architecture, UBC February 22, 2012 5:30-7:30pm York University Registration Page
Common Sense Events is now a member of the Live Green Toronto Membership Card program. See more at http://www.livegreencard.ca/business/335
Take advantage of this limited 30% off promotion on your 2011 holiday event. Enjoy your holiday event stress free without breaking the budget. See this link holiday event promo for mroe details. For a quote on this offer, contact elissa@commonsenseevents.ca Bringing green and sensible solutions to your events
With proven success and extensive non-profit sector experience, Common Sense Events offers a wide range of event planning solutions, allowing your organization to meet its event goals while you can enjoy the outcome. Our event solutions for your conference, gala, reception, bike-a-thon (and so on) will not only make the process worry free, but will [...]
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