For event professionals

Prove what your events are worth.
Become worth more.

Learn how to connect events to business goals, measure what they do, and show people why your work matters.

Then turn that proof into more income, more influence and more opportunity.

For event business owners and in-house event professionals.

Sound familiar?

You work hard. Your events get produced. But do people see what you’re really worth?

The budget

You ask for more money.

But you can’t show what the last event accomplished.

The recognition

You deliver great events.

But the people you work for don’t see you as a strategic partner.

The growth

You’re doing more work.

But your income and opportunities aren’t growing.

The problem isn’t that you’re bad at events. It’s that no one taught you how to prove what they accomplish.

Reporting vs. proving

Same event. Different story.

How most planners report it

150 people came, and they loved it.

That’s what happened.

How you’ll report it

150 people came, and 108 booked a follow-up meeting.

That’s what it accomplished.

Same dinner. Same budget. Which professional is worth more?

What we teach

Five steps from event planner to strategic partner.

Learn to connect your events to business goals, prove your results and show people the value you create. This isn’t about better logistics. It’s about being worth more.

01
Connect

Connect every event to a goal that matters.

Know what the event needs to accomplish before planning begins.

02
Differentiate

Find and name your competitive edge.

Know the value you bring and what makes your thinking different.

03
Prove

Build a case study that proves your results.

Turn your real event work into proof of what you accomplished.

04
Market

Use your proof to show your expertise.

On your website, LinkedIn, proposals and RFP responses.

05
Communicate

Show people why your work matters.

Talk about results, not just logistics, so clients and decision-makers see the value you create.

Two paths. One opportunity.

Start where you are. Build from there.

Whether you own an event business or work inside a company, proving what your events do can change your future.

If you own an event business

Want to build a more profitable business?

Learn to show clients what your events do, so they see your value before they see your price.

  • Win better clients
  • Show why your fees are worth paying
  • Stop competing only on price
  • Write stronger proposals and RFP responses
  • Create case studies that sell your expertise
  • Turn client results into repeat business

If you work in-house

Want to become a more valuable professional?

Learn the language of leadership, so you feel at home in the rooms that decide the budget.

  • Connect events to company goals
  • Show your impact to leadership
  • Prove why event budgets matter
  • Build a stronger case for promotions and pay
  • Earn a seat at the strategy table
  • Become known for the results you create

Different careers. Different goals. The same skill: proving event success.

Our graduates

They were great at the work. Now they get paid for their thinking.

Our graduates use what they learned to grow businesses, step into new roles and lead bigger work.

Glenda Ann Robertson

Glenda Ann Robertson, CPES

St. John’s, Canada

Started: running a corporate event planning company. Now: used strategy to turn it into an experiential marketing agency.

Joshua Pennebaker

Joshua Pennebaker, CPES

Something Amazing Events, Colorado

Started: a wedding planning company. Now: turned it into a corporate event planning company.

Aurora Maier

Aurora Maier, CPES

California

Started: intern at HM Experiential. Now: founder of Lost Coast Getaways, a corporate retreat company.

Caitlyn Duff

Caitlyn Duff, CPES

Washington, D.C.

Started: running her own event company. Now: Senior Events & Experiences Manager, EDENS.

Emily Bennett

Emily Bennett, CPES

Colorado

Started: in events and catering. Now: leads event business development and programming for a Colorado city government.

Jenny Howard-Maxwell reading by a window in Soho, New York

Meet Jenny

I designed amazing events. Nobody ever asked me to prove what they did.

My clients were happy and paying me, but my business wasn’t growing. When I learned to show clients what their events did, everything changed: more revenue, clients who kept coming back, and the freedom to say no.

I built the Edgucation Institute because event professionals deserve to be valued for the results they create, not just the events they deliver.

Today, from Soho, New York, I teach event professionals to connect their work to business goals, prove what their events accomplish, and turn that proof into more opportunity and more income.

Brands I’ve designed events for

  • RSM
  • Freshworks
  • Bentley
  • Denver Zoo
  • Monarch Casino Black Hawk