G'Day!
Well? How g' was it?
The question: What day in the life of your business stands out in your memory? We're sure that question calls up some fond recollections. Here are some of the best answers we've been given:
Sarah Woodberry, 36, principal at One
World Incentives Inc., a San Francisco-based travel incentives
company
We threw a masquerade ball in Venice. We rented 500 costumes, no
two alike. Everyone had to be fitted, and measurements were taken
in advance over the Web. Guests received an antique invitation with
a custom mask the night before. We played games recreated from the
16th century. It was magical! Last month I was in Istanbul throwing
a 1001 Nights Party for a client at a former sultan's palace,
and two days later I was in Paris throwing a dinner party for 900
in the Paris Opera House. Every day holds a new adventure.
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