Written by EMN
The Estate Management Conference is finally here! This year’s theme is resilience. Our sessions will look at the ways Estate Managers can plan for challenges, respond to emergencies, and build structures that support recovery. I look forward to welcoming you later this week. Thank you for making the commitment to attend and for adding your voice to this community.
Written by EMN
Join us on August 19 for the Estate Management Network’s Agency Round Table, a virtual panel bringing together leading domestic staffing agency owners for an open conversation on communication, job titles, confidentiality, and more. Hear directly from the people placing roles in today’s households, ask questions, and gain insight into the factors shaping successful staffing outcomes.
Written by EMN
Does your Principal invest in your continuing education? Many Principals recognize that ongoing learning enhances their Estate Manager’s value and effectiveness. The 2025 Estate Management Conference offers specialized emergency preparedness […]
Written by Kimberly Varney
A busy Estate Manager needs to be able to delegate and track the different stages of an event to be sure that all goes well. A simple template for writing down and sharing all of the details can be the key to a successful season.
Written by Kimberly Varney
Whether you’re seating 10 or 100, it’s important to know who is seated where and what’s important to them. Seating charts are the tool for the job. We’ve created Canva templates for several typical layouts, and it’s easy to cut and paste the elements to create your own.
Written by Kimberly Varney
Whether you’re building a custom home, commissioning a portrait, or planning an event, the RFP (Request For Proposal) should be your first step. The RFP provides background information and expectations to potential vendors and invites them to submit a proposal for the project. PRO MEMBER CONTENT
Written by Kimberly Varney
Each time our principals host a party, they’re exposed to certain liabilities ranging from accidental injury to the responsibilities of an open bar and privacy concerns. At what point do you need to cover your events with a waiver of liability?
Written by Kimberly Varney
Events require detailed tracking and organization. You need to be able to track your budget, Vendors contacts, guest lists, seating arrangements, to-do lists and ideas all in one place.
Written by Sairah Ruiz
An Estate Manager needs to source the best Event Planner for your Principal’s requirements and screen them carefully before committing to one.
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