After your company has officially launched for business, choose a date for your open house. By doing this, you can be confident that your ultimate company location is set up, furnished, stocked, and ready to receive clients on that date.  Create a spending plan for the open house. Make a list of all the supplies you’ll need for your event and confirm that you have the funds for a professional production. Decide the goods or services you want to highlight at your open house event. Place any merchandise in the center of your store’s floor on eye-catching displays. Publish cards with descriptions of each item on each show.  Plan a concise schedule of events for your open house event, such as an introduction from the owner, introductions of crucial team members, a quick discussion of your goods or services, and a competition where one or more of your visitors will win a gift. Consider providing your visitors with free samples of your products as well. Hire an emcee to help you run through your program at the event and a caterer to serve food (snacks and appetizers) and beverages during your open house. Send an email newsletter blast to your contacts on your contact list to promote your business open house. Immediately after the email, send VIPs a formal invitation in the mail. Encourage each invitee to extend an invitation to at least two additional persons. Make sure to indicate that you’ll give away complimentary food, drinks, and samples of your goods and services. At least one week before the event, hang a sizable 24-inch wide by 36-inch tall mounted “Open House” poster in front of your place of business to let people know it is open.