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The Wine and Dine Me podcast is brought to you by Reagan Prechter, owner of Reagan Events, a luxury event planning and design firm based in Charleston, South Carolina.
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The Psychology of the Velvet Rope: Attracting Fewer, Bigger, Better Clients with Rachael Johanson (opens the original)
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What changes when you stop trying to book more clients and start building a business designed to attract the right ones? In this episode of The Wine and Dine Me Podcast, Reagan sits down with strategist Rachael Johanson to talk about moving from what Rachael calls the “penny market” into the “silver dollar market” - fewer clients, larger projects, stronger positioning, and far more intention behind how a founder is seen. Rachael works exclusively with female entrepreneurs who want to move into t
Scaling Without Sacrificing the Standard with Jordan Kahn (opens the original)
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What happens when a creative business grows from one performer to 25 weddings every weekend without losing control of the experience? Jordan Kahn, founder of Jordan Kahn Music Company , joins Reagan for a candid conversation about scaling, standards, hospitality, and the systems required to deliver consistently at a national level. Jordan started working in events at just 12 years old, DJing parties to raise money for the Make-A-Wish Foundation. What began as an early love of music and full danc
Why Relationships Still Matter More Than Recognition with Alison Hotchkiss (opens the original)
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After nearly 25 years in the events industry, Alison Hotchkiss has learned that longevity has far less to do with recognition than it does with relationships, resilience, and the willingness to evolve. Reagan and Alison get candid about building businesses before Instagram, leading teams through inevitable change, collaborating without ego, and knowing when to stop doing everything yourself. They also discuss why beautiful work is no longer enough - the clearest point of difference is how well c
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