North Houston All-Inclusive Event Space For Networking, AV Services Launched

Apr 10, 2023

The Bell Tower on 34th (713-868-2355), a renowned wedding and corporate events venue in North Houston, is now opening their doors to organizations who want to host networking events.

Houston, United States - April 10, 2023 /PressCable/ —

As with their award-winning weddings, the venue is offering networking event holders completely all-inclusive event packages, which also make use of their updated, fully integrated, and customizable AV services. The Bell Tower on 34th can offer their networking event holders a selection of different spaces within their sprawling historical property and manicured grounds, and they have their own in-house planning team that they believe can bring any networking event to life.

More information is available at https://thebelltoweron34th.com/

The Bell Tower on 34th is reaching out to those organizations who are responsible for networking events in response to a recent joint article from Forbes and LinkedIn, which stressed that in 2023 networking events are not only one of the most formative ways for individuals to make meaningful and relevant connections but also to enhance their teamwork, communication and presentation skills.

However, with networking events now increasingly ubiquitous, The Bell Tower on 34th understands that those companies who are in the business of networking need to level up their events game to ensure their events are memorable and will continue to be booked out into the future.

As such, they can offer networking organizations a high-end, photogenic and instagrammable venue with both outdoor and indoor spaces. The Bell Tower on 34th has both intimate cocktail room-sized spaces and full master ballrooms that can cater up to 1,500 people.

Additionally, The Bell Tower on 34th has an award-winning executive chef and in-house catering team, and vast audiovisual services including lighting, music, sound systems, full art direction and decoration, and more.

The team at The Bell Tower on 34th are confident that the elegance of their venue combined with their flexible all-inclusive packages and expert, passionate events team—the combination that has made them the most sought-after wedding and corporate events venue in North Houston—will also allow them to produce and host an unforgettable networking event.

A spokesperson for the event space said, “Our in-house technical director, event producers, and culinary team will certainly help to ensure a successful event, so you look great every single time. Many organizations enjoy our facility, excellent food, and service year after year. Our location has a great atmosphere, and your guests will appreciate its open-air feel - not a restaurant, hotel, or building lobby. We are perfect for networking functions and clients worldwide.”

More details can be found at https://thebelltoweron34th.com/

Contact Info:
Name: Roger Igo
Email: Send Email
Organization: The Bell Tower on 34th
Address: 901 West 34th Street, Houston, TX 77018, United States
Website: https://thebelltoweron34th.com

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