Lucie Sanchez

For 8 years now, the event industry has been setting the rhythm of my daily life; initially as an assistant, I had the opportunity to continue my path and refine my skills in this field during my work-study year.

At the time, in my opinion, this option was the best format to follow to prepare for my entry into the job market; to maintain student status at a minimum while combining it with that of a full-fledged employee of a company.

This choice proved to be a winning one, as a position as an event project manager immediately opened up to me once I graduated.

Over the years, the increased density of projects for which I was responsible has gradually transformed my status from confirmed junior to senior.

The role of an event project manager consists of designing and producing events, with the production of each organized in several phases: prospecting and selecting service providers, developing client recommendations, creating client quotes, methodical and meticulous monitoring of the various production phases, and finally, presence at the event site to control and adapt the planned and produced setup if necessary.

My curiosity and adaptability, as well as my rigor and organizational skills, are the key words that lead me to succeed in this multifaceted role.