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Lisa Nichols
Motivating the Masses
An established global thought leader with a large platform and an existing event model, whose team was managing logistics instead of revenue strategy.
The events lacked the systems and conversion architecture needed to scale without burning out the team.
Grace & Ease Productions became the operating infrastructure behind the entire event engine, from run of show to enrollment team to post-event follow-up.
One three-day event generated over $2.1 million from a single stage. A 2022 combined virtual and in-person event produced $1,934,337 in total revenue.
"Not only has the team Grace and Ease proven to be experts in their field, but they've consistently been available, responsive, reliable, and most of all trustworthy. They are true, true partners."
— Lisa Nichols, Motivating the MassesEvelyn Knight
Childcare Business Professionals
One month out from her first live event, with only 30 people registered, seriously considering canceling.
The room needed an aggressive fill strategy and a full event architecture built from scratch, fast.
Grace & Ease Productions built the run of show, executed the room-fill strategy, and ran the event so Evelyn Knight could stay present with her people instead of managing logistics.
Registration grew from 30 to 100 attendees. Total event revenue: $245,354.
"I've worked with event planners in the past and now I really understand the concept of what an event producer is and why it is so different and so necessary. An event planner may make things look beautiful, but they don't coordinate."
— Evelyn Knight, Childcare Business ProfessionalsJosh Turner
Linked Selling
Scaling from smaller events into his first 200-plus person live enrollment room, without a production partner who understood conversion architecture at that scale.
The event needed to be engineered as a revenue design project, not a logistics project, with every session sequencing the room toward the decision point.
Grace & Ease Productions built the architecture for his first Ascend event, then sharpened it for the second.
$598,900 in program sales at 15.35% conversion in year one, growing to $871,200 at 21.46% conversion in year two.
"She's a master at what she does and I don't think we could have done it without her. Our team loved working with her too."
— Josh Turner, Linked Selling




