ECE’s move comes as a result of its business growth. For years, the company has been a significant presence in the wedding and corporate entertainment industry. The company’s move was spearheaded by ECE agents Nikki Bruno and Kaitlin Sweeney, who also assumed the task of finding a location in keeping with the ECE’s company culture.
Commenting on the EastCoast Entertainment’s new digs, Sweeney said:
"The new location is really close to the city, and it's a fun and energetic environment. The space itself is beautiful and modern, and we are really excited to have our clients come in to see it."
To go with the lively, high-energy environment that ECE is hoping to project, associates likely took great care going over their options with a business card printing company before choosing just the right design.
The new site is anticipated to make a great impression on industry partners and clients, though as Bruno pointed out, clients will not be limited to onsite appointments. The large geographical area covered by ECE means clients can work with the company via phone or email and are not bound by traditional working hours.