The first book that unravels the
5th most stressful job in the world.
Stories that cannot be explained and can only be expressed. Hundreds of events successfully carried out in these more than 10 years fulfilling our objective: To make people happier through unforgettable experiences.
Never forget to enjoy the way.
About the author
HĆ©ctor RodrĆguez (Barcelona, 1986) studied audiovisual production at the IDEP school. In 2012 he founded the event planning agency Marca Condal, of which he is the creative director, and has participated in organizing events for brands such as Chanel, Hard Rock Cafe, Google, Microsoft, Logitech, NestlĆ©, Uriach, Lindt, Nissan, Intel, Cisco, Movistar, Spontex, Hp or Mattel.
As a cycling enthusiast, in 2017 he created the #RetoPedaEla initiative, which accumulates kilometres to raise awareness of ALS and raise funds for research. In addition, he was a finisher in races such as the Titan Desert and the Transpyr.
Elena Torres
(Event Coordinator)
"Unpacking decades of event planning wisdom, this book is an ally in the pursuit of excellence. Each chapter offers fresh insights for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary."
Miguel Angel Ruiz
(Executive Chef)
"As a chef, I understand the importance of detail and improvisation. This book is a treasure for any professional seeking perfection in their art, teaching how to create unforgettable experiences."
Borja Estrada
(Marketing Director)
"It's incredible how he managed to organize events of this caliber from scratch, just with enthusiasm and perseverance"
J. Freedman
(Event planner)
"Applicable to any professional who wants to inject creativity into their work. 'There's no Murphy for so many plans' offers tools to stand out in a saturated market, doing so with boldness and vision."
Marina Castillo
(Event planner)
"It distills juicy anecdotes and reveals the ins and outs of the events world with humor and wisdom. It's a fascinating journey through the trenches of event planning, told with wit and experience."
C. Gomez
(CEO of Inno Tecno)
"It goes beyond events: it's a manifesto on how to channel stress into innovation. A valuable resource for leaders in any industry looking to excel."
