Your event lead. Without the full-time hire.

Dylan Shinholser~18 yrs in eventsRed Shoe Presents

Dylan owns your event or strengthens the team you have. About 18 years of running events, working directly with you.

1 of 3 spots open

Dylan Shinholser calling a show in his red shoes

Signs you need a fractional event lead

One person who owns the event

01

A lead who owns it

Dylan takes responsibility for the event plan, timeline and decisions, or slots in beside the team you already have.

02

Vendors managed

Venue, production and suppliers get one point of contact who knows what good looks like.

03

Budget under control

Spending is tracked against the plan so surprises show up early, not on show day.

04

Show day covered

Dylan is there when the doors open, prepared for the role you agreed on.

Any additional team is scoped to the job. Nothing is unlimited by default.

Dylan and the crew reviewing an event spaceDylan working beside a production cameraDylan preparing the stage in his red shoes

3 clients max.

Dylan usually works with 2 fractional clients and never more than 3. That’s how he stays directly involved in every event.

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From inquiry to show day

  1. 1

    Send an inquiry

    Tell me about your event and where you need help.

  2. 2

    Talk it through

    A conversation with Dylan to see if it’s a fit.

  3. 3

    Agree the scope

    Responsibilities, support and timing are set before anything starts.

  4. 4

    Get to work

    Dylan joins as your fractional event lead.

What clients say

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Questions

Can I bring you in for just one event?

Yes. Fractional support can be scoped to a single event, a one-off contract or an ongoing event program. I lock in the responsibilities and support needed before the engagement starts.

Can Dylan work with my existing team?

Yes. Dylan can lead the event or work within your team. Any additional contracted team is scoped to the assignment, rather than included by default.

Does an inquiry hold a spot or confirm my dates?

No. An inquiry starts the conversation. An appointment is a separate step, and an engagement is confirmed only after the scope and availability have been agreed.

Ask about the open spot

Send an inquiry and Dylan will follow up. This doesn’t hold the spot or book a time.

An inquiry starts a conversation. It does not reserve a spot or confirm an engagement.