# Event Manager

You can now assign anyone with an [Admin Account ](https://docs.wavecast.io/settings/access-control/admin-accounts)as an Event Managers to your events:

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And you can even filter your events by Event Managers - making it even easier to find the events you're responsible for!&#x20;

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Did you also know that you can get this to display as a card on the frontend? Simply use the shortcode `[event_manager event_id="???"]`. It will then appear like so:

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