Multi-Day Conference Organizers Needed Combined Budget, Vendor, and Guest-List Tool
Model UN and multi-day conference organizers were managing budgets, vendors, and guest lists across disconnected spreadsheets and group chats, then needed to split planning into sub-events with sub-teams. This comment narrates how an existing tool (EventForge) was built in response, so it documents a solution journey more than a fresh unmet need.
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