The curtain opening signaled guests to follow dancers.
A group struggled to get guests to move into the ballroom for dinner. To focus their guests’ attention, the organization used a flash mob. Guests watched the show (the mob) and followed.
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About Sherry TruhlarCharity auction educator and onstage auctioneer, helping schools and nonprofits across the USA plan more profitable benefit auctions. Her galas raise $15,000 to $2 million each and she’s sold at events with crowds up to 1200. A prolific writer for her own blog and other fundraising sites, her advice is tapped by thousands of auction planners seeking to improve their benefit auctions. She’s been covered in Town & Country Magazine, The Washington Post Magazine, Auctioneer, and other publications.
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