You've Set the Date, Now What? Don't let the prospect of planning your dream event get the best of you. All you need is one hour with Roz and she will guide you through the most important steps in planning your party. Getting organized before you begin, will take the stress out of planning. Call Roz today to book your one hour consult. Now for a limited time, receive a $25 discount. Each new consultation is $50. Book your $50 consult today and save $25. Call 248-471-9417 or email Roz.
Roz Keith, founder/president
Roz Keith knows how to party. In fact, she's taken her flair for festivities to a whole new level as founder of Party Planning Plus. After honing her expertise over the course of more than 25 years in promotion, advertising, and communications positions, Roz has decided to bring her creative ideas and organizational talents to the masses. Though she had great success as an entrepreneur on the East coast, where she created and managed marketing and design firm RGK Associates in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, as a native Detroiter, Roz loves her home town. In 2000, the strong hands of Detroit pulled her back to the area to raise her family and continue her career. Roz again tapped into her entrepreneurial spirit to create It's A Favor, a customized party favor business serving all of Metro Detroit. She worked at a national ad agency based in Southfield, and in event planning for the Jewish Community Center, earning a reputation as a knowledgeable source on the subject of party planning. She's been quoted in local publications such as the Detroit Jewish News and has consulted for various non-profit affairs, helping to ensure great attendance and fundraising success. Roz appreciates her Detroit roots and is committed to helping local businesses grow, despite the current economic challenges. With her husband, two daughters and their lovable Labrador retriever in Farmington, Roz is an active member of her community. She integrates her core values of family, home, integrity, and creativity into every aspect of her life, including PartyPlanningPlus.
Party Planning Plus is a one stop destination for anyone planning a party. Frequent the site for ideas, information, how-to's and vendor resources. Read our blog, sign our guest book and/or feature your party in our brag book. Looking for something special that you can't find here or elsewhere? Just email or call 248-471-9417 and Roz will help you find it. It's that simple.
Happy Planning.
The party of your dreams doesn't have to empty your bank account. by Ronelle Grier - Special to the Jewish News Celebrate! March 2010 Danielle Keith of Farmington enjoyed the candy buffet at her bat mitzvah. Can you throw a marvelous party that doesn't blow the lid off your budget? Absolutely. Follow simple guidelines for a celebration that's cost-effective and unforgettable.
Roz Keith, president and creator of the party resource Web site www.partyplanningplus.com, believes it's possible to give a party that's both fabulous and frugal. But first, it's important to establish priorities.
Keith suggests making a list of the things that are most important and then narrowing it down to the top three to five items to help determine how your money should best be spent. Read entire article.
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Observer: Tell us about your business, including the types of services and/or products you feature.
Keith: www.partyplanningplus.com is a one stop destination for party planning resources. We offer hints, tips, how-to's, trend info, tricks of the trade, plus vendor information so regardless of the type of party you're planning you can get started on partyplanningplus.com
Observer: What makes your business unique?
Keith: The personal service, promotional opportunities and contemporary, user-friendly format add value for the consumer and provide a viable marketing vehicle for businesses.
Observer: How did you first decide to open your own business?
Keith: I couldn't find the right on-line resources when planning my own events and felt that there was a gap in the marketplace and an opportunity to deliver a rich resource to consumers. Also, as a local "Detroit" gal, I felt an obligation to create opportunities for local business to help them grow.
Observer: How did you decide to locate in the Farmington/Farmington Hills community?
Keith: We have been residents in Farmington for 7-Ω years.
Observer: Do you have a funny tidbit or story to share with our readers about your experience so far as a small business owner?
Keith: I recently went to a Farmington Chamber event and began talking to a woman at the meeting who seemed so familiar and I couldn't place where I knew her from. Turned out she is a neighbor in my subdivision--so networking not only is helping my business but is getting me acquainted with my neighbors.
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