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Rethinking Accessibility in Event Planning with Earla Jones
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In the latest episode of the “Solution Seekers” podcast, Paige had the pleasure of speaking with Earla Jones, Director of Conference Services and Operations at the American Library Association.
In a world where event planning is rapidly evolving, understanding the intricacies of creating memorable and inclusive experiences is more crucial than ever. This episode delves into this dynamic field. Jones, with over two decades of experience, brings a unique perspective on the importance of experiential design and accessibility in event planning. But how does one seamlessly integrate these elements to elevate the standard of events?
Earla Jones brings a wealth of knowledge and insight to the table. Her journey from a psychology major to a renowned event planner showcases the diverse paths leading to success in this industry. She emphasizes the significance of experiential design in events, focusing on creating engagements that resonate with all five senses to leave a lasting impact. Jones also highlights the vital role of accessibility in event planning, discussing how inclusive practices can transform an event's appeal and reach. Her approach is not just about meeting standards but about innovatively enhancing the participant experience. Through her expertise, Earla Jones illustrates that successful event planning is as much about understanding people as it is about logistics and creativity.
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