Virtual summits, in-person experiences, workshops, live events, conferences... The possibilities can be overwhelming! Thankfully, you can ask the Aspens for help figuring out what kind of event is right for you—and how to make the event a part of a profitable strategy.
“You know I’m all over the place! There’s a grounding feeling with you. You just go above and beyond.”
- Kimberly Costa
Host of the Creative Spark Summit
You can give them the connection they crave!
Imagine it: Three days in a big beautiful house with an intimate group of your most perfect clients. Meals prepared by a personal chef. Charcuterie boards with snacks and desserts. Cozy spaces for focused work, deep conversations, and introspection. Group sessions designed to take everyone to the next level.
This kind of life-changing experience might have you cringing at the thought of the bill, but what if I told you this kind of event could not only break even, but be a part of your profitable business strategy?
Imagine the possibilities!
Whether you decide to keep things virtual and focus on a lead-generating summit, or create an unforgettable in-person experience with your most loyal clients, we have processes designed by experts that will cut the overwhelm.
That’s my goal for you!
Hi! I’m Jordan Aspen and my goal with every single client I work with is to bring peace to their otherwise overwhelming projects.
Big events can equal big emotions for the host and everyone involved. There are the high moments like when people actually start showing up to the event you carefully created. Then there are the lows, like when tickets sales slow or something goes wrong.
Having a proven process is the first step toward a peaceful project, but it’s only the first step. I’d love to guide you the rest of the way!
I'd love to be your guide!
“You know I’m all over the place! There’s a grounding feeling with you. You just go above and beyond.”
“There's really no ups and downs. It is just all pure gold.”
“Get off the fence and go for it. They were hands down the best investment that we made in our event.”