On a beautiful fall day in Toronto 4 bloggers met up for fun, frolic and a bit of gossip.
I had the pleasure of meeting up with Tracey Kumer-Moore of Las Vegas Wedding Concierge, Cindy Johnston of Platinum Events and Cynthia Martyn of Cynthia Martyn Events for a lunch at Brassaii in downtown Toronto.
As I breezed into the restaurant, which was full of lunch time revellers, I spotted these three ladies immediately. I had met Tracey very briefly at The Special Event Show in LA as we all shuffled out of the main ballroom after a keynote. A bit like Salmons swimming upstream, we tried to fight the rushing sea of people exiting the room…without much success. Prior to today, that was the first and last time I saw her.
I’ve spent more time with Cindy, having the honor of having a great lunch with her a few months ago. And this was my first time meeting Cynthia in person.
The amazing thing was it was like I’ve known these ladies forever. I guess that’s the amazing thing about social media. You spend your time on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn building great relationships before you ever meet. Our face to face meeting served simply as an extension to the conversation we had already been having online. I look forward to continuing to nurture these relationships and many more!
Lara McCulloch-Carter
Author of the Special Event blog ready2spark
Director of Marketing – Regal Tent Productions
Past-President – ISES Toronto
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I'd have love to have been a fly on the wall at that luncheon! Some inspirations conversations I'm sure. I love Cynthia's work and enjoy her blog
I'd have love to have been a fly on the wall at that luncheon! Some inspirations conversations I'm sure. I love Cynthia's work and enjoy her blog
She is a pretty spectacular lady. In fact, they were all so inspiring. It was great to meet up and get to know how they built their businesses.
She is a pretty spectacular lady. In fact, they were all so inspiring. It was great to meet up and get to know how they built their businesses.