A WFEA Southeast Washington Seminar

How to Find Your Next Grant and Raise More Money at Your Next Event!

Wednesday, October 16

Three Rivers Convention Center

12:00 – 2:30 p.m

12:00 – 12:45 p.m.

Where to Find that Next Grant!

Wendy Tyner of Tyner & Associates is the State’s premier expert on finding grants for events. She has compiled a comprehensive exclusive list of grant opportunities for festival and event organizers – she’ll bring a handout of where you can find new revenue! She will also provide offer strategies for writing and securing grants along with effective ways to sustain grants over time.

Wendy Tyner, Tyner & Associates

1:00 – 1:45 p.m.

How to Raise More Revenue at Your Next Fundraising Event

Learn how to take your fundraising event to the next level, and how to increase your bottom line!

Deci Evans is a dynamic force in the Seattle event community. As the owner of Kind + Co Events, she has established an upscale, full-service event management company renowned for producing 20-30 professionally managed, beautifully designed, and engaging events annually. Her exceptional organizational skills make Kind + Co Events a go-to for non-profit fundraisers, corporate meetings, and social gatherings.

In addition to her entrepreneurial success, Deci has recently been elected as the President of the Seattle Chapter of the International Live Events Association (ILEA). In this role, she has already demonstrated her ability to lead and inspire her peers, fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment that promotes professional growth and excellence within the events industry.

Deci also provides guidance and support to those starting their careers in event management. Her mentorship helps cultivate the next generation of leaders, ensuring the continued growth and innovation of the industry.

Deci Evans, Kind + Co.

1:45 – 2:30 p.m.

FEstival Round Table

Share 1 new thing you tried in 2024 and the results good, bad, or ugly! Or, bring that problem that you want solved and get feedback from our panel of experts and fellow attendees.

This program is supported, in part, by a grant from the Washington State Arts Commission.