You bring the brief.
We bring the place,
the people,
& the production.
Venue Sourcing
Creative Direction
Event Production
For the people expected
to make the event exceptional.
Resonance Place works with teams and founders who know the event matters, but don’t have the time, network, or creative capacity to carry every decision alone.
Corporate Event Teams
For internal teams managing budgets, stakeholders, timelines, and high expectations.
Brands and Marketing Teams
For businesses that want an event to create stronger connection, content, and conversation.
Community Founders
For online communities ready to create more polished, valuable, and memorable real-world experiences.
THE SUCCESS COLLECTIVE
Women in Business
Community Event
A live experience created for a growing women-in-business community, bringing its online connection into a real-world event environment.
STITCH
Melbourne Fashion Festival Independent Runway
Fashion, performance, production, and creative culture brought together through a live runway experience.
PRIVATE CORPORATE EVENT
Venue Sourcing + Creative Direction
A confidential corporate event shaped around finding the right venue and creating a stronger, more considered guest experience.
Not just an event that runs. An experience that works.
“Everything felt effortless because she had every detail under control.”
Founder of Lord of the Fries,
Business Coach & Life Mentor
Amanda Leigh
“She has an exceptional talent for curating unforgettable experiences.”
Founder and Studio Owner,
CurateU & Alula Fox
Rochelle
“Her support made the venue search process smooth and straightforward.”
Events Manager,
Gilbert + Tobin
Jade
Meet Brittany...
The person connecting it all.
Hi, I’m Brittany Birch, founder, event producer, creative liaison, and the person usually asking, “But how is this actually going to feel in the room?”
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I sit in that sweet spot between a big creative idea and the practical reality of making sure it all actually works.
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I understand budgets, timelines, suppliers, stakeholders, last-minute changes, and the very real pressure of being the person responsible for pulling an event together. But I’m also the one looking at the brief and thinking about what else is possible. Who should be in the room? What could make this feel less expected? Where’s the moment people are going to remember afterwards?
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Because for me, an event isn’t just a venue, a run sheet, and some entertainment.
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It’s the whole experience. The energy when people arrive, the details they notice without realising, the way each element connects, and whether the event actually makes people feel, think, connect, or respond in the way you intended.
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That’s the part I love bringing together.