Welcome to JBM & Associates. We have been creating and producing large consumer shows and corporate events throughout the southeast since 2001. With more than 100 successful events over two decades, we are now offering consulting services to help other organizations create and manage the best events possible. We look forward to connecting with you soon.
JBM & Associates has been selected as one of the Best Women-Owned Businesses in South Carolina!This prestigious recognition highlights your exceptional leadership, innovation, and contributions to our community.
Events Produced by JBM & Associates
Creating, Producing, and Marketing Events for more than two decades
Our services include working with facility managers as well as show producers, for-profit and nonprofit companies. We evaluate clients’ needs including assisting in current events, as well as helping create new ones.
Expertise
- Public Shows (trade shows) in various categories: Boats, Women, Health and Wellness, Business and Outdoor
- Corporate and Non-Profit Events
- Public Facility Opening Events: Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies, Black-tie Galas, Festivals
- Citywide Conventions
Skills
- Creating and managing events ranging from 50 attendees to 30,000 attendees
- Marketing/Branding, Media Planning, Public Relations
- Event Conceptualization and execution from start to finish.
- Operations/logistics, Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales, Budgeting, Revenue Growth
History
- JBM & Associates has been planning and producing successful boat shows, healthy living, and women’s shows for the past 20 years and has a proven track record.
- Produced more than 100 successful large-scale consumer events.
- Connected nearly 1 million consumers with businesses.
- Drove $50 million in economic benefit.
JBM & Associates founder, Jacqui McGuinness has the unique experience of working for public assembly facilities in several markets as well as being a customer in more than 75 convention center and arenas. This knowledge has given her the ability to see how different facilities operate, ultimately how it effects the user experience as well as the attendee experience.