Seven-Star, Inc. is the world's premier green event expert.
We are a growing national corporation headquartered in Asheville, North Carolina in the U.S.A.
Seven-Star, Inc. is a minority woman and family owned company. Since 1999, our firm has provided turn-key green event services for festivals, trade and consumer expositions, conferences, concerts, and mobile tours.
We have created success for our clients in the United States, Japan, South Africa, China, and Brazil. Beyond Event Production and Management, our expertise includes Green Event Marketing, Exhibit and Sponsorship Sales, Event Greening, Event Consulting, and Green Product Procurement.
Our mission is to accelerate the global market towards sustainable economy, ecological wisdom, and social justice through green event/entertainment development, support, and production.
Seven-Star is dedicated to supporting and developing any entertainment and event initiative aimed at achieving the UN Millennium Development Goals. Since 1999, this mission has guided our firm’s business decisions and internal corporate policy. We call this principle “eR/sR” or environmentally Responsible and socially Respectful.
Seven-Star has a focus on the eR/sR market, which embraces many labels such as “clean tech,” “organic,” “sustainable,” “fair trade,” LOHAS (Lifestyles of Health and Sustainability), “appropriate tech,” and “green.”
Seven-Star is a global leader in greening the event and entertainment industry.
The event and entertainment industry is one of largest contributors to waste and green house gases. Seven-Star is leading the industry by collaborating with governments from around the world to establish standards, criteria, and best practices for “greening” the event industry. We are an official EPA Waste Wise Sponsor.
Seven-Star serves industries and governments in their quests for authentic eR/sR communication.
Seven-Star is sought after to speak internationally on the relationship between environment, events, and risk management, helping corporations, cities, and national governments communicate and market their particular eR/sR programs.
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