how can i add my business to vendor list for events?
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That's an awfully general question.  So I'll guess that you want to be a vendor for events at a local venue (e.g. conference center or arena).  If so, then contact the venue (the vendor management office maybe) and ask them what they need from you to prove that you're a responsible vendor or if you need to be a lowest bidder.
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I am not a rep for Party Lite, but for a similar company, Marlo Quinn.  I recommend visiting the message boards at wahm.com and posting your inquiry there, I believe they have a folder especially for Party Lite consultants.
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Set up a merchant account.  I use Discover.
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To do what?\n\nI would suggest using the MS Small Business Specialist Locator Tool
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got to http://www.maineventusa.net\n\nfrom there you can enter your location
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http://www.evite.com/pages/invitations/party.jsp?utm_id=10961&OVKEY=evite&OVRAW=evite&OVMTC=standard
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I referenced a link to articles from Biztimes.com for you to read about building connections although I am not sure they will really satisfies your question.  The site also has a calendar of events for the Milwaukee area which includes several business related clubs, which I mention in hopes there is something similar in your area.  Other ideas are things like attending your local toastmasters meetings.  (Toastmasters is a national public speaking club that I think helps develop the presentation skills of professionals)  You may also look out for small business convention in or around your states major cities.  Milwaukee has a small business expo every year where thousands of small business owners congregated for a weekend.  Feel free to contact me directly and I can help you search for some other social networking opportunities in your area.  As mentioned it is hard to make suggestions without a location.  A good place to start researching is to go to your local SBA website and also try googling “(your area) small business expo”  \n\nGood luck!
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pay pall and set links to the vendors sites\n\noverstock.com and many more
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You must first have a established location and begin speaking with the different vendors and provide them with your business information and depending on the brand they have different requirements
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The vendors you purchase your parts from should offer you a database of the parts they want to offer to you.
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go to www.cbsc.org/ibp interactive business planner
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First ask them about their experience. Check whether or not they understand the business process of each of the clients they serviced. You could also quickly check them out by asking their assessment and understanding about your industry.\n\nERP is very much a systemized business process. So the vendor must really understand your business the way you do.\n\nNext, ask about their support from development until implementation. Don't forget to ask for their warranty and after sales support (normally this will incur a cost of maintenance. 10% of system value is acceptable).
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Soldoutevents.co.uk     020 8355 9837\n\nhttp://www.soldoutevents.co.uk/1.htm\n\nMyTicketMarket.com\nhttp://www.soldouteventtickets.com/
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Write to locally based companies and ask. Its the only way!
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I suggest you check out the following books for detailed information on how to run an event planning business. Some of these books even have forms that you can use:\n\n- How to Start a Home-Based Event Planning Business  \n- The Essential Event Planning Kit  \n- The Business of Event Planning: Behind-the-Scenes Secrets of Successful Special Events \n- Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Your Own Event Planning Business : Your Step by Step Guide to Success (Start Your Own Event Planning)  \n- Event Planning : The Ultimate Guide to Successful Meetings, Corporate Events, Fundraising Galas, Conferences, Conventions, Incentives and Other Special Events
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I am with Arbonne, and I LOVE it! Do you want to "sell" it, as in retail it or have home parties? Many people have succeeded quite well by giving parties, but my team has chosen not to do that method, because we have found that most people don't have time for them these days. Also, my team has become the fastest growing team in Arbonne's history, doing it this way! \n\nArbonne itself has some wonderful training tools, and my team can supplement what they have to offer, with our own calls, webcasts, etc.\n\nHave you been using the products, and have you already signed up with somebody? I will be more than happy to talk at length with you, if you'd like. Feel free to contact me at the site below!\n\nGood luck with whatever you decide. Arbonne is a wonderful option for anybody!  :-)
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Are you a vendor?  If so, try joining an appropriate trade group through which you can keep tabs on RFPs.  Be aware, though, that companies don't usually make their infrastructure management RFPs public - they'll usually only invite select vendors.  One way to break in, since you sound new at this, is to see if your state, county, town, or other public jurisdiction is issuing RFPs - that *would* be public.\n\nGood luck!