Maverick Events Group

Lori spends a lot of time planning events. She tells us this is because she loves her job. We think this is because she wants to get away from her five (lovely) children :)

Shy and quiet, Cathy is very difficult to read :) Just kidding. Cathy is always on the go, great with customers and colleagues, she takes care of events, decorations, and keeps trying to make Dave a better man, year after year after year after year after year...

Sherry, with her husband Jamie, and their daughter Kendra set up, take down tables, chairs, linens, napkins, and more. Without the Meides we'd be in a world of hurt :)

While she does not seem insecure, Lisa gobbled up 15 job titles... she is proudest of "donut-getter". She's also pretty darn good at managing events, hiring, scheduling, payroll, and reminding George of his meetings. In her spare time she serves a weekly family bowling "sentence".

Self exiled from Nebraska, Andrea tours clients, and explains everything we do. She is best known for her Lilly tales.

Andrea: Lilly, time to wake up!

Lilly (age 9): God let me live another day, and now I'm going to make it everyone's problem!"

A big sports fan and graduate of University of Minnesota in Duluth, Chef Steve has been the talent in our kitchen since 1993.

He takes it one day at a time.

Hailing from Ecuador, Feliciano is getting ready to take on the kitchen reins when Steve retires... which we hope he never will retire. A soccer fan, Feliciano is very good friends with Messi.

When not trying to make sense of Miss Ella-Marie's baby talk, Tony will help with catering orders.

Chris has been with the company since 1991. Hunter, Isaac, Stacy, and Josh whip out amazing subs, pizzas, salads, and desserts every day.

We have yet to determine what he is singing and mumbling about when he cooks, but he does cook, and he does it well.

The hardest working person in the kitchen, she is the nicest too.

Angela is very proud of Sarah, Evelyn, and Ian

Having failed for over 20 years to fit in the corporate world, George decided to serve the corporate world from the outside.

The team meets weekly to try to explain to him that he is not that funny. He still does not know what they're talking about.

The buck stops here.