Roger Igo’s Journey to $100 Million in Event Planning

EPISODE · Jan 23, 2025 · 45 MIN

Roger Igo’s Journey to $100 Million in Event Planning

from Cut The Tie | Own Your Success · host Thomas Helfrich

Send us Fan MailNever Been Promoted Podcast with Thomas HelfrichRoger Igo, CEO of The Bell Tower on 34th, joins the podcast to discuss the intricacies of planning legendary corporate events, navigating business challenges, and pivoting toward new opportunities. Roger’s story is a powerful testament to resilience, innovation, and the art of delivering unforgettable experiences.About Roger Igo:Roger Igo is the President and CEO of The Bell Tower on 34th, one of Houston’s premier event venues. With over 300 events per year and a track record of producing over $100 million worth of events, Roger has built a reputation for curating experiences that are both stunning and seamless. His journey from real estate development to event production is filled with lessons on business adaptation, overcoming adversity, and strategic growth.In this episode, Thomas and Roger discuss:From Real Estate to Event ProductionRoger shares how his career took an unexpected turn when a real estate project led him into the event planning industry. He talks about the challenges of navigating a major financial setback and how he turned an unfortunate situation into a thriving business.What Makes an Event Unforgettable?Roger breaks down the key ingredients of a legendary event, from sound and lighting to theme execution and audience experience. He explains the SLAM and SMAC methodologies used to ensure every event is flawless.Pivoting Toward Corporate EventsWhile The Bell Tower on 34th is widely recognized for its luxury weddings, Roger discusses the shift toward increasing corporate events and why the demand for high-quality, well-produced corporate gatherings is growing.Key Takeaways:The Importance of a Single Point of ContactHaving one designated person handling communication prevents confusion and ensures event success.Avoiding Last-Minute ChangesMaking changes after deadlines can derail an event’s execution. Roger stresses the importance of clear planning and sticking to the finalized details.Corporate Events vs. Weddings: A Strategic ShiftAs wedding trends evolve, Roger explains why his company is strategically focusing more on corporate events while still maintaining excellence in weddings."A legendary event isn’t just about what happens that night—it’s about creating a memory that people will talk about for years." — Roger IgoCONNECT WITH ROGER IGO:Website: https://thebelltoweron34th.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/roger-igo-ceo/CONNECT WITH THOMAS:X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/thelfrich | https://twitter.com/nevbeenpromoted Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hovienko | https://www.facebook.com/neverbeenpromotedWebsite: https://www.neverbeenpromoted.com/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/neverbeenpromoted/YouTube: https://www.youtubSupport the showSerious about LinkedIn Lead Generation? Stop Guessing what to do on LinkedIn and ignite revenue from relevance with Instantly Relevant Lead System

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