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Great job (as usual) John. I always smile when watching your videos, because you smile when you talk to me.
MarleneHielema 3 months ago
I would never forget the entertainment ... that is certainly first!
DelawareBeachesTV 3 months ago
@DelawareBeachesTV I'm happy to hear it. I wish more people were just like you. :)
JohnPullum 3 months ago
John... I found this video completely entertaining, intriguing and VERY informative.
Excellent job!
Roz Fruchtman
rozfruchtman 3 months ago
@rozfruchtman Thanks Roz. I appreciate your comments. :)
JohnPullum 3 months ago
Good job, John. Nice video.
JenetLevyNYC 3 months ago
never thought about this before as I don't generally attend corporate events.. but I am astounded. You are so right, people recall experience because of the emotion or transformation that occurred...food is just filling a need.
RebeccaHappy 3 months ago
@RebeccaHappy When you go to an event (awards banquet, etc.) and you just eat and leave, you feel like something is missing. It's that presentation of some sort that shows the guests that they are appreciated even more. Yes, the food was wonderful, but entertainment makes the evening even better. :)
JohnPullum 3 months ago
great video as always, John...
sharonkstevens 3 months ago
no truer words spoken!
shortdwarfcom 3 months ago
John, thanks for this. I've been entertaining in both the corporate and festival world for over 10 years now, and I've heard this story more times than I can even remember. Sure, food is an important part of these events, and no one wants to go to a company gathering and get McDonald's, but you don't need to hire a 5-star restaurant chef to make meatballs on sticks!
A great show with audience participation will be the most memorable part of any corporate event.
tfessler 3 months ago
Allways fun watching your videos John
CharlieVandersluys 3 months ago