Abdul R.
Good luck
Good luck very well done

Elevent is a curated marketplace of unique, memorable virtual and in-person experiences to build trust, connections and just have fun. With over 1000+ different team-building events to choose from, you're sure to find an event your team or clients will love. Elevent makes booking events easy.
Elevent (bookelevent.com) has 196 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.9 out of 5.
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Abdul R.
Good luck very well done
Marquis
When I first contacted the person who helped me set up the event, the sales representative, I provided the addresses and emails of employees. Still, I later had to upload the same information once I paid. If you provide a service for busy people, we want to do as little as possible. We want the white glove service, not extra added work to do. Also, an employee did not receive one of the kits, and I had to pay an additional fee to replace it. Also, there was not one final charge upfront; I made the first payment and then was asked for an additional invoice for international shipping fees, which should have been included in the total first payment. The one great thing i did love was the host of the event and how fast the items were shipped out.
Summer
This was our second event with the same chef. For the first event, it didn't seem well organized considering our team was constantly following up and not all kits arrived in time for the event. The session was also not built for team building as the chef talked a lot and didn't help facilitate conversation amongst individuals. I did provide this feedback when scheduling our make-up class. Either the feedback wasn't conveyed by the organizer to the chef or the chef disregarded it, as it was another hour of the chef talking through most of the experience. The chef also wasn't aware of what class this was and asked team members to explain what ingredients they had on hand. Honestly it was pretty chaotic but made for some good stories for the team.