Health and Wellness

Emotional well-being and mental health have long been undervalued – not just in events, but also in society in general. Driven by today’s younger generations, emotional wellness is more of a priority than ever before.

Event managers, take note: Attendees prioritize their wellness more than ever, and they don’t want to sacrifice their diet, fitness, or lifestyle standards in order to attend an event.

In 2017, CNBC released a list of the most stressful jobs in America; event planner landed at #5.How do you keep feelings of pressure at bay an event professional?

Event professionals are used to covering lots of miles by foot on show day, but Hood to Coast is on another level.

Opus values the importance of mental and physical health, which is why Opus employees are provided with various opportunities to work toward being their best selves.

Opus employees are experts at traveling for business. However, there is one aspect of traveling that never gets easier: being away from family.

Rather than get chewed up in the grind, the event wizards at Opus have figured out the secret code to acing work on the go.

We’ve got dozens of event veterans on staff who hit the road all the time, so they know what it takes to make the most out of work travel.

We’ve got dozens of event veterans on staff who hit the road all the time, so they know what it takes to make the most out of work travel.

As a brand events and marketing agency with a hand in hundreds of experiences around the world every year, our work tends to involve quite a bit of travel.

Cathy Burgess, an industry vet who’s been with Opus for over ten years, faces more than the typical challenges that face hard-working event planners.

Erin Johansen, a long-time Business Financial Analyst on the Opus team, put her 20 years of industry experience to work for the Make-A-Wish “Walk for Wishes” over the weekend, raising over $120,000 for the organization. While it’s certainly a worthy cause...