# Corporate Event Jargon Explained

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Podcast: [Event Planner Confessions](https://stenobird.com/podcast/event-planner-confessions-7037703)
Published: 2025-09-30T10:00:08+00:00
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## Resource

Corporate event jargon can make even simple projects sound like rocket science. In this episode of Event Planner Confessions, co-hosts Cara Pratt, Ashley Currin, and Samantha Monroe unpack the buzzwords, decode the double-speak, and reveal how fancy phrases can quietly wreck budgets. From “white glove service” to “engagement metrics,” they’ll translate hype into plain English, show you when jargon helps—or hurts—and arm you with language that actually lands. Connect with us → https://www.linkedin.com/showcase/event-planner-confessions/ 🔔 Love the podcast? Don’t forget to subscribe and rate us! 📧 Want to work with us? Find out more at csi-dmc.com

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