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As the youngest of three siblings, Brandi Carson, CSEP has always been deemed the Bossy Sister and gained a reputation for calling the shots at a young age. She decided to take this moniker to heart, and use it to propel her into a professional industry in which it would be an asset - Events.
Co-founding Posh & Private Event Design with her husband, Brandi is the Principal Event Planner for the firm’s social, non-profit, and wedding clientele. Guided by the POSH Principles and the PACE Methodology, Posh & Private is a collaboration of their passion for commitment to excellence and love for special events. Over the course of her career, Brandi has been a trusted event advisor for a number of private industry, government, and non-profit clients. However, her most memorable experience was when she had the exciting opportunity to work in the White House Social Office, planning events that took place on the grounds of the White House, including Press Briefings, Bill Signings, State Dinners, and everything in between. While there she even appeared in Glamour magazine with the former First Lady Michelle Obama and some of the other staff members.
With a never-ending thirst for knowledge, Brandi received her Master of Tourism Administration (MTA) with a concentration in Event and Meeting Management, from George Washington University (Washington, DC). Prior to that, she matriculated through the illustrious Spelman College (Atlanta, GA), where she earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics. She has worked with clients from across the country (even as far as the UK), and she and her work have been profiled by publications including Essence, YFS Magazine, and the Washingtonian Magazine. Most recently, she has earned her Certified Special Event Professional (CSEP) designation conferred by the International Live Events Association (ILEA).
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Although she misses the hustle and bustle of the East Coast, Brandi currently resides in Houston, TX with her husband Brandon, and daughter Harper. Outside of events, her days are filled with different variations of caffeine-infused drinks, socially-distanced zoom chats (STILL!), and thinking of ways to make spreadsheets more efficient.