Party coordinator vs lead event specialist

Differences between party coordinator and lead event specialist duties and responsibilities

Party coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage and coordinate the workload of the release team members and are responsible for organizing and hosting all production release windows.
• Coordinate VIP events including weddings.
• Operate POS system for store transactions.
• Learned how to work a different POS system.
• Oversee contract teams of event contributors including various musicians/artists, photographers and DJ's.
• Open and close store, run register, complete paperwork, assist customers, order products.
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Lead event specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage all FOH operations of a consistently busy, tourist destination restaurant.
• Manage all aspects of these events and act as onsite manager to ensure meeting are delivered effectively and professionally.
• Represent major brands in the gifting suite distributing gift bags to celebrities and VIP guests.
• Leverage corporate partnerships and trade accounts to create VIP client experiences to help foster those relationships and increase YOY revenue.
• Reviewed/Revise current technical methodologies, coordinate validations of new assays, independently troubleshoot problems relating to routine operations of the laboratory.
• Prepare and serve food samples using small appliances such as microwaves, fryers, skillets, coffee makers and knives
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