OK well anyone in the meeting room business is offering a good deal if you can get all that for $1500, that's only $60 per head and most places start at $80.offshoreoildude wrote:Overhead projector, finger food and drinks, space for 20 to 25 people.
Thanks George - I think. The problem is compounded when you compare the prices to our neighbours.... and yeah - no one wants to pay $100 a head, only $50.curiousgeorge wrote:OK well anyone in the meeting room business is offering a good deal if you can get all that for $1500, that's only $60 per head and most places start at $80.offshoreoildude wrote:Overhead projector, finger food and drinks, space for 20 to 25 people.
(Seriously, I went to a place that wanted $46 a head just for coffee)
Your problem is low numbers, or indeed having to pay for 25 pax when only 15 turn up, then it sure seems expensive but don't expect the company you are using to discount because your attendees didn't attend.
Best aim for a really, really cheap place like community centre, buy your own projector then go Coffee Bean and buy a big take-out jug of coffee and some muffins.
I would imagine that the meeting discussion comes 2nd to food and drink!Zeenit wrote:Have you thought of asking one of your members if they live in a condo to book the function room $20.00 and then get outside caterers to bring in food.
We need a central condo for that. However in my own Condo these types of meetings seem to be banned - they limit tightly the type of functions you can hold. Birthday parties and family gatherings seem to be the limit. No offical/religious/corporate type functions or 'association meetings'.Saint wrote:I would imagine that the meeting discussion comes 2nd to food and drink!Zeenit wrote:Have you thought of asking one of your members if they live in a condo to book the function room $20.00 and then get outside caterers to bring in food.
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