The Guyana Chronicle, Pepperpot Magazine welcomes its newest columnist – Events Manager Natalya Thomas.
Creativity and a drive for perfection outline Natalya’s professional ways, even as she launches Aone Events, with the aim of generating “meaningful results by connecting ideas and audiences” through events management.
Making a further step in connecting ideas and audiences, Thomas begins her new drive today through a column titled “Let’s talk events” published in the Sunday Chronicle’s ‘Pepperpot’ Magazine.
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Aone Events, the qualified young entrepreneur, says she “wants to change the way the world views events and marketing.”
The weekly column titled ‘Let’s talk events’ is one which offers tips for planning various kinds of events.
“How to improve your events, how to cut cost in planning event, how to select an event planner, how to choose colors in planning your events – and its significance, budgeting (and) what to expect from your events planner,” are some of the areas to be covered in the series.
Thomas has been for years coordinating events including gala dinners, seminars, conferences, company meetings, corporate hospitality, incentive programs, fundraisers, private parties, product launches and major pageants. She has been for two years Executive Operations Coordinator of the Miss World Guyana pageant.
Her advertising and consultancy services include planning of execution of promotions, advertising, graphic designing, monthly reporting system, social media management, corporate branding and rebranding. She is also a Marketing and Public Relations consultant.
Thomas was born October 16, 1990 and also has a passion for fashion and designing. Sketching silhouettes was a childhood hobby, and in 2012 she took up the challenge and emerged ‘model search’ winner of the Model Search and Designers Portfolio by Sonia Noel’s Guyana Fashion Week.
She is also one of the two designers who collaborated to produce “duo collection,” a shoe and clothing design Caribbean company.