The document provides an alphabetical checklist of functions and responsibilities to consider when planning an event. It includes 27 different functions ranging from advertising to wet weather planning. For each function, it lists the tasks that need to be actioned and identifies who is responsible. It also includes columns for budget and deadline to help with planning. The checklist aims to be a comprehensive guide to ensure all aspects of event planning and coordination are covered.
Hosting a successful event requires extensive planning to coordinate all aspects. This complete checklist guides event planning from start to finish, covering determining the event topic, selecting speakers, finalizing logistics like location and budget, promoting the event, sending reminder emails, hosting the event day-of, and following up after the event with thank you emails, surveys, and evaluations. Careful preparation using this checklist can help ensure the event runs smoothly and meets its goals.
This document is an event planning checklist that lists various categories and items that need to be planned for an event along with notes columns for responsible person and due date. It includes categories for defining the objective, budget, location, entertainment, food, audiovisual, permits, vendors for various services, transportation, security, signage, invitations, activities, decorations, publicity, and follow up tasks. The checklist is intended to help plan an event and ensure all necessary elements are considered.
This document provides tips and guidance for event organizers in Brazil on planning, organizing, and executing successful events. It covers key areas like setting objectives, organizing committees, budgets, fundraising, programming, operations, marketing, and timelines. The document is intended as a general guide and not a complete step-by-step manual, as it does not cover all event types or aspects. It was created by Ivan Chagas with input from AIESEC's Public Relations team in Brazil to help local committees and presidents plan their events.
This document contains 8 photo credits from various photographers including vgm8383, jeffsmallwood, wbeem, Jason Alley, Glyn Lowe Photoworks, szeke, dpbirds, and The Great Photographicon. It encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
This document provides guidance on writing effective media releases to attract journalists' attention and share news. It recommends that releases be one page, use catchy headlines and active language, and follow a structure including the headline, lead paragraph, quotes, additional information, and contact details. The purpose is to inform journalists concisely rather than advertise or publish policies. Key details to include are who, what, when, where, why and how to clearly summarize the news for readers.
Hosting a successful event requires extensive planning to coordinate all aspects. This complete checklist guides event planning from start to finish, covering determining the event topic, selecting speakers, finalizing logistics like location and budget, promoting the event, sending reminder emails, hosting the event day-of, and following up after the event with thank you emails, surveys, and evaluations. Careful preparation using this checklist can help ensure the event runs smoothly and meets its goals.
This document is an event planning checklist that lists various categories and items that need to be planned for an event along with notes columns for responsible person and due date. It includes categories for defining the objective, budget, location, entertainment, food, audiovisual, permits, vendors for various services, transportation, security, signage, invitations, activities, decorations, publicity, and follow up tasks. The checklist is intended to help plan an event and ensure all necessary elements are considered.
This document provides tips and guidance for event organizers in Brazil on planning, organizing, and executing successful events. It covers key areas like setting objectives, organizing committees, budgets, fundraising, programming, operations, marketing, and timelines. The document is intended as a general guide and not a complete step-by-step manual, as it does not cover all event types or aspects. It was created by Ivan Chagas with input from AIESEC's Public Relations team in Brazil to help local committees and presidents plan their events.
This document contains 8 photo credits from various photographers including vgm8383, jeffsmallwood, wbeem, Jason Alley, Glyn Lowe Photoworks, szeke, dpbirds, and The Great Photographicon. It encourages the reader to get started creating their own Haiku Deck presentation on SlideShare.
This document provides guidance on writing effective media releases to attract journalists' attention and share news. It recommends that releases be one page, use catchy headlines and active language, and follow a structure including the headline, lead paragraph, quotes, additional information, and contact details. The purpose is to inform journalists concisely rather than advertise or publish policies. Key details to include are who, what, when, where, why and how to clearly summarize the news for readers.
Peter McTaggart - Renewtek - Achieving Hero Status with WebLogic ServerSaul Cunningham
The document discusses using agile principles and Oracle WebLogic Server to maintain efficiency and flexibility in challenging economic times. It recommends adopting agile processes to improve visibility, customer satisfaction, flexibility, speed of delivery and value while reducing risk. WebLogic Server provides a robust, standards-based platform to support agile development and SOA projects through tools, diagnostics and lightweight infrastructure.
The Widgetized Self in the BlogosphereAnne Helmond
The document discusses how identity is constructed online through various platforms. It compares personal homepages and blogs as ways individuals fashion public identities on the web. Personal homepages in the late 1990s presented fairly static, self-contained identities through individually authored HTML pages. In contrast, blogs allow for more fluid, distributed identities through constantly updated content stored across a database, not confined to a single page. Blogs support a more unruly, multifaceted online social identity than early personal homepages.
Students created a PowerPoint to share the information they learned about a Middle Eastern country of their choice. This is not teacher edited; additional instruction will be retaught for standard English conventions and age appropriate bibliography.
El documento describe el acueducto de Segovia, una de las obras de ingeniería romana mejor conservadas. Mide 638 metros y está compuesto por 166 arcos, algunos dobles, que transportaban agua desde el río Frío, 18 km desde la ciudad. Aunque su datación exacta es incierta, probablemente se construyó entre los siglos I y II d.C. y es considerado el mejor ejemplo que queda de los acueductos romanos por su tamaño, diseño y estado de conservación.
This document summarizes Maryam's computer portfolio from the 2011-2012 school year. It includes sections on computer parts, math activities using online games, creating a wordle of homophones, researching otters, a field trip to Deir al Qamar, celebrating her birthday and 100 days of school, Children's Day, science experiments, and saying goodbye for the summer. The portfolio provides an overview of Maryam's work and activities during the school year through images, links, and brief descriptions.
The Melrose High School Media Center provides information resources and services to students, faculty, and staff. It aims to support their information needs, encourage reading, and teach information literacy skills. The Media Center is open before and after school and teachers can schedule class visits. It contains over 11,000 books, magazines, databases, and computers that see heavy individual and class use on a daily and weekly basis. Circulation and class visits have remained steady over the past three years.
The most common fractures in the human body occur in the arm area, especially the wrist. Wrist fractures are the most frequent. The document includes pictures showing examples of broken arms, such as a woman putting a cast on a man's broken arm to immobilize it while the bones heal. X-rays help identify the location of arm fractures, such as those affecting the wrist bones or area above the elbow.
Dr. Drunken, also known as Mr. Philosopher, discusses his life and drunken philosophies. He believes that life is a search for love, but that love is a reflection of oneself. Lust kills the dream, and that sex is the core motivation that provides eternal satisfaction, but requires God. Exploring one's identity through beliefs can divide people. While women are portrayed as slaves, they are actually rulers, and while men are portrayed as kings, they are actually slaves.
The communications economy is rapidly changing and demanding new approaches from PR professionals, including social media integration, reputation management across all platforms, and refashioning of traditional skills like media relations and crisis communications to the new digital environment. PR is also moving into higher leadership roles in organizations and there is increased demand for metrics and measurement of communications impact. Professionals must master coordination of information, communications transparency, and leading innovation as the nature of work becomes more social and digital.
State of social media in Australia in 2013Bob Crawshaw
This document acknowledges Telstra Exchange and Telstra News as the source for a survey conducted by Sensis and AIMIA between February and April 2013 of 932 Australians and 1959 businesses. It provides contact information for Bob Crawshaw including his email, Twitter handle, and blog related to the survey findings.
Technology integration is better than just technology use in schools according to the document. Technology integration involves using technology productively to enhance learning, while technology use is simply having electronic devices available without a focus on how they improve education. The document discusses reasons some argue for just technology use, such as budget constraints, time issues, and teachers lacking skills, but says technology integration should be the focus since it engages students, improves skills, and prepares them for a technology-focused society and future careers.
The document outlines questions for a PR workshop for the Canberra Lions club to help them develop their public relations plan and objectives for 2015. It prompts them to identify their PR objectives, key audiences, messages, media contacts, potential for social media use, local influencers, and an outline of PR activities and tactics over the next 12 months.
Eric Cathcart is an experienced event producer and executive with over 25 years of experience planning hundreds of successful corporate and social events. He specializes in logistics, production, entertainment booking, and ensuring flawless execution. Cathcart founded his own event production company, Potomac Talent, LLC, and has a proven track record of delivering innovative and memorable events that meet objectives on time and on budget.
The document outlines strategies and actions to develop events in Broome across several pillars. Key strategies include streamlining event application processes, making stakeholder engagement a requirement for event organizers, supporting events with funding, developing infrastructure to host outdoor events, building local event skills, and developing the conferences industry in Broome. Specific actions include conducting research on conferences, developing unique conference products and marketing strategies, and engaging tourism businesses to help deliver conference experiences. The overall aim is to facilitate event development, build event sustainability, and increase Broome's ability to host various events.
Peter McTaggart - Renewtek - Achieving Hero Status with WebLogic ServerSaul Cunningham
The document discusses using agile principles and Oracle WebLogic Server to maintain efficiency and flexibility in challenging economic times. It recommends adopting agile processes to improve visibility, customer satisfaction, flexibility, speed of delivery and value while reducing risk. WebLogic Server provides a robust, standards-based platform to support agile development and SOA projects through tools, diagnostics and lightweight infrastructure.
The Widgetized Self in the BlogosphereAnne Helmond
The document discusses how identity is constructed online through various platforms. It compares personal homepages and blogs as ways individuals fashion public identities on the web. Personal homepages in the late 1990s presented fairly static, self-contained identities through individually authored HTML pages. In contrast, blogs allow for more fluid, distributed identities through constantly updated content stored across a database, not confined to a single page. Blogs support a more unruly, multifaceted online social identity than early personal homepages.
Students created a PowerPoint to share the information they learned about a Middle Eastern country of their choice. This is not teacher edited; additional instruction will be retaught for standard English conventions and age appropriate bibliography.
El documento describe el acueducto de Segovia, una de las obras de ingeniería romana mejor conservadas. Mide 638 metros y está compuesto por 166 arcos, algunos dobles, que transportaban agua desde el río Frío, 18 km desde la ciudad. Aunque su datación exacta es incierta, probablemente se construyó entre los siglos I y II d.C. y es considerado el mejor ejemplo que queda de los acueductos romanos por su tamaño, diseño y estado de conservación.
This document summarizes Maryam's computer portfolio from the 2011-2012 school year. It includes sections on computer parts, math activities using online games, creating a wordle of homophones, researching otters, a field trip to Deir al Qamar, celebrating her birthday and 100 days of school, Children's Day, science experiments, and saying goodbye for the summer. The portfolio provides an overview of Maryam's work and activities during the school year through images, links, and brief descriptions.
The Melrose High School Media Center provides information resources and services to students, faculty, and staff. It aims to support their information needs, encourage reading, and teach information literacy skills. The Media Center is open before and after school and teachers can schedule class visits. It contains over 11,000 books, magazines, databases, and computers that see heavy individual and class use on a daily and weekly basis. Circulation and class visits have remained steady over the past three years.
The most common fractures in the human body occur in the arm area, especially the wrist. Wrist fractures are the most frequent. The document includes pictures showing examples of broken arms, such as a woman putting a cast on a man's broken arm to immobilize it while the bones heal. X-rays help identify the location of arm fractures, such as those affecting the wrist bones or area above the elbow.
Dr. Drunken, also known as Mr. Philosopher, discusses his life and drunken philosophies. He believes that life is a search for love, but that love is a reflection of oneself. Lust kills the dream, and that sex is the core motivation that provides eternal satisfaction, but requires God. Exploring one's identity through beliefs can divide people. While women are portrayed as slaves, they are actually rulers, and while men are portrayed as kings, they are actually slaves.
The communications economy is rapidly changing and demanding new approaches from PR professionals, including social media integration, reputation management across all platforms, and refashioning of traditional skills like media relations and crisis communications to the new digital environment. PR is also moving into higher leadership roles in organizations and there is increased demand for metrics and measurement of communications impact. Professionals must master coordination of information, communications transparency, and leading innovation as the nature of work becomes more social and digital.
State of social media in Australia in 2013Bob Crawshaw
This document acknowledges Telstra Exchange and Telstra News as the source for a survey conducted by Sensis and AIMIA between February and April 2013 of 932 Australians and 1959 businesses. It provides contact information for Bob Crawshaw including his email, Twitter handle, and blog related to the survey findings.
Technology integration is better than just technology use in schools according to the document. Technology integration involves using technology productively to enhance learning, while technology use is simply having electronic devices available without a focus on how they improve education. The document discusses reasons some argue for just technology use, such as budget constraints, time issues, and teachers lacking skills, but says technology integration should be the focus since it engages students, improves skills, and prepares them for a technology-focused society and future careers.
The document outlines questions for a PR workshop for the Canberra Lions club to help them develop their public relations plan and objectives for 2015. It prompts them to identify their PR objectives, key audiences, messages, media contacts, potential for social media use, local influencers, and an outline of PR activities and tactics over the next 12 months.
Eric Cathcart is an experienced event producer and executive with over 25 years of experience planning hundreds of successful corporate and social events. He specializes in logistics, production, entertainment booking, and ensuring flawless execution. Cathcart founded his own event production company, Potomac Talent, LLC, and has a proven track record of delivering innovative and memorable events that meet objectives on time and on budget.
The document outlines strategies and actions to develop events in Broome across several pillars. Key strategies include streamlining event application processes, making stakeholder engagement a requirement for event organizers, supporting events with funding, developing infrastructure to host outdoor events, building local event skills, and developing the conferences industry in Broome. Specific actions include conducting research on conferences, developing unique conference products and marketing strategies, and engaging tourism businesses to help deliver conference experiences. The overall aim is to facilitate event development, build event sustainability, and increase Broome's ability to host various events.
An event coordinator plans every aspect of an event from start to finish. This includes choosing venues, setting dates and budgets, coordinating vendors and staff, and ensuring client satisfaction. Effective planning requires analyzing the purpose of the event, assembling a team, creating schedules and budgets, developing record keeping systems, and establishing policies and procedures. The coordinator must also design programs that engage audiences through varied formats, activities, speakers and materials. Their goal is to plan every detail to make sure the event runs smoothly and meets objectives.
The document provides details on Michael J. White's career experience and transactions. It includes:
1) An overview of Michael J. White's 25 years of experience in capital markets, joint ventures, structured finance, private equity, and transactions totaling over $1.5 billion.
2) Details on a notable $130 million transaction involving the acquisition of a student housing portfolio containing 1,080 units across 4 properties in Michigan.
3) Background that Michael J. White has relationships with life insurance companies, private equity, and real estate developers/operators and provides capital raising services for real estate clients.
This two-day training event focused on social services contracts and grants. On day one, attendees would learn how to write successful performance-based proposals, including identifying funding sources, understanding requirements, and avoiding common mistakes. They would also learn tips for enhanced funding and making proposals more relevant. On day two, the training would cover navigating the audit process for contracts and grants, including conducting risk assessments, understanding requirements, and preparing for audits. Attendees would acquire knowledge on effectively implementing performance-based contracting and forming relationships with funders. The event aimed to provide nonprofit leaders with strategies for obtaining and managing contracts and grants.
This two-day conference on November 19-20, 2009 in Arlington, VA will teach attendees how to obtain and manage social services contracts and grants. On day one, participants will learn how to write successful performance-based proposals, target reliable funders, and avoid common mistakes in the proposal process. Day two will cover understanding and preparing for the audit process, navigating single audit reporting requirements, and ensuring proper documentation. The goal is to provide strategies for creating programs that get and remain funded in alignment with organizational missions.
This two-day conference on November 19-20, 2009 in Arlington, VA will teach attendees how to obtain and manage social services contracts and grants. On day one, participants will learn how to write successful performance-based proposals, target reliable funders, and avoid common mistakes in the proposal process. Day two will cover understanding and preparing for the audit process, navigating single audit reporting requirements, and ensuring proper documentation. The goal is to provide strategies for creating programs that get funded and stay funded while aligning with organizational missions.
Hybrid events are a relatively new phenomena, but their popularity is only going to grow. Best practices will undoubtedly emerge in tandem with the status of hybrid events. These best practices for arranging your first hybrid event should serve as a starting point.
Cpn Gazette March 2012 Volume 4 Issue 3Betty Andrews
Obama signed a $63.6 billion funding bill for the FAA, ending a years-long debate over aviation funding. The legislation provides funding through 2015, five months shorter than previous extensions. The bill will allow the FAA to develop long-term plans like its NextGen satellite navigation system. Some unions expressed unhappiness over new labor election provisions in the bill. An article also provides tips for planning successful corporate events by hiring an experienced event planner.
Obama signed a $63.6 billion funding bill for the FAA, ending a years-long debate over aviation funding. The legislation provides funding through 2015, five months shorter than previous extensions. The bill will allow the FAA to develop long-term plans like its NextGen satellite navigation system. Some unions expressed unhappiness over new labor election provisions in the bill. An article also provides tips for planning successful corporate events by hiring an experienced event planner.
Governance shift case study biobankingdiana_ocampo
The document discusses a shift from government to governance in managing land clearance and biodiversity offsetting in New South Wales, Australia. It compares the regular approval process to a new biobanking scheme launched by the NSW government. Biobanking increases the state's capacity to govern these processes on private land by using a market-based approach that delegates determining offsets to the private sector and strengthens networks' participation in conservation. This represents a move along the continuum from hierarchy to greater use of markets and networks with less state intervention.
Running An Event What Is Operations Part -I.pptxAnamikaTiwari58
The document discusses planning and operations for an event. It defines operations management and production, and explains that operations focuses on processes while production focuses on transforming raw materials. It then provides details on key aspects of event planning, including defining objectives and target groups, establishing a budget and timeline, choosing a location and venue, and coordinating any special requests from clients or sponsors. The overall document offers guidance on the full lifecycle of planning and operations considerations for successful event management.
This document provides tips for successful event management. It discusses the importance of beginning planning early, remaining flexible, negotiating vendor contracts, assigning responsibilities to team members, creating a shared document to keep everyone informed, having backup plans for issues that may arise, doing run-throughs before the event, photographing the event, promoting the event online through social media, and following up with attendees after the event. Effective event planning requires starting the process months in advance for large events.
"How To" Guide for Event Management - Lauryn Williams*LaurynWilliams
This document provides a guide to event planning by outlining the key steps and considerations in the planning process. It discusses creating essential documents like a function sheet, budget sheet, and critical path. It emphasizes the importance of visualization, choosing an appropriate venue and theme, considering timing factors, creating a back-up plan, managing costs, following the function sheet on event day, conducting evaluations, and learning from any mistakes. The ideal number for an event planning group is said to be 5 people.
This document discusses key concepts for event management including organizing, planning, motivating, communicating, creating, controlling, and problem solving. It provides examples of how each concept applies to event management. For planning, it outlines the event planning process and key steps including initiation, planning, implementation, control and monitoring, shutdown, and evaluation. It also discusses developing organizational charts and job descriptions for an event management team.
The Events Manager is responsible for planning, organizing, and executing all events for the organization. This includes communicating with attendees, securing venues and vendors, developing budgets, and overseeing all logistical aspects. They must have strong relationship building, project management, and communication skills to ensure events run smoothly and meet objectives. A degree, 7 years of experience in event management, and proficiency with relevant software are required.
The document provides guidance for planning a successful event. It discusses preparing for the event by defining objectives, determining the event format and structure, and establishing a baseline budget. It emphasizes obtaining budget approval before spending time and resources planning an event. It also covers selecting the perfect event site through careful research and evaluation of hotels. Finally, it discusses strategic hotel negotiations and contract considerations.
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Can communicators be good leaders and if so what special skills do they need? And can you lead if the word "manager" is absent from your title? This presentation is for communicators in the Australian Public Service.
Strategic Communications and National SecurityBob Crawshaw
Strategic communications in national security involves crafting an ongoing narrative to gain support from key groups for security policies. It has evolved from early 20th century efforts in Australia like the Department of Information during World War 2. Modern strategic communications must define goals, coordinate messages across different audiences and channels, and act to both inform and influence while also listening. It requires balancing political leadership with bureaucratic management and addressing challenges like hostile groups, complex long-term security issues, high costs, fast-moving media, and loss of trust.
Social media trends and audiences: March 2105Bob Crawshaw
This document discusses social media trends in Australia based on various data sources. Some key findings include:
- 47% of online time is spent on social media, with 28 minutes out of every 60 spent on social platforms.
- 9 out of 10 people check their smartphones as part of their daily routine.
- Smartphone sales in Australia have increased significantly between 2011 and 2014.
- Most social network access is via smartphones, with 55% accessing daily.
- Facebook has 9 million daily active users in Australia, with 7.3 million accessing via mobile.
This document provides an overview for crafting a public relations plan for a Lions Club. It discusses establishing objectives, defining target audiences, developing key messages, engaging various media outlets including print, television, radio and online channels, utilizing word-of-mouth marketing, creating a timeline and budget, assigning roles, and measuring progress. The goal is to help Lions Clubs promote their activities and attract new members through an effective PR strategy.
National Security and Strategic CommunicationsBob Crawshaw
Strategic communications involves ongoing, timely, and truthful communications to maintain public support. This document discusses the changing media landscape including the rise of online and single-issue news sources as well as news presented as satire. It also notes that data now drives and checks news reporting and has led to increased polarization and declining trust in media institutions. Additionally, it examines how individuals, organizations, and government agencies are using social media platforms like Facebook, YouTube, LinkedIn, and Twitter to engage with stakeholders, provide information, and conduct customer service.
This document outlines the major stages in the development of the internet and social media from the 1970s to present day, including the infrastructure decade of the 1980s, the internet going public in the early 1990s and exploding in popularity late in that decade, the birth of social media in the early 2000s which then exploded in popularity from 2005-2006, the rise of new devices and platforms from 2009-2010, and the continued rise of social media through 2011 and today.
To create an infographic, determine the story to share and if it is suitable. Assemble 5-10 relevant data points and select images and symbols to represent them, writing brief explanations linking the two. Infographics can be designed in-house, outsourced, or through DIY options online like Fiverr. Once completed, infographics can be shared online and used in various publications and materials to visually tell stories through data and imagery in a simple way.
Facebook Facts for Australian Government Communicators Bob Crawshaw
This document provides numerical benchmarks for Australian government brands and politicians on Facebook in September 2013. It shows the average weekly engagement figures and engagement rates for different industries and government entities. It also lists the top performing government brands and campaigns as well as the top 10 politicians by number of Facebook fans. The Queensland Police Service had the most engaged fans and most fans of any government brand.
Use media (and everything else you have) to get recognition for your communit...Bob Crawshaw
Use owned, earned and paid media.to score recognition for your community service. Presented to the Lions Club Convention in Brisbane on 18 October 2013.
Australia is ready for content marketing Bob Crawshaw
We're super connected, everyone is now a publisher, we're busy and trust levels are low. So it's time for a new approach to communicating as Australians move from mass audience to niche communities.
(Summary of a recent address by Contentgroup's David Pembroke and myself at the National Press Club in Canberra.)
The document provides no information to summarize as it only contains the word "the movie" without any other context or details. A 3 sentence summary cannot be generated from such limited information.
This document outlines the roles needed for an effective content marketing team. It discusses that a content marketing team requires sources to provide input, creators to develop the content, sharers to distribute the content across channels, monitors to track engagement and feedback, and a strategist to oversee the process and ensure the content aligns with business goals. Having the right team in place that covers these key roles is necessary to successfully implement a content marketing strategy.
Content Marketing Unwrapped: A beginners guide for Australian communicatorsBob Crawshaw
This presentation discusses content marketing and how it is used to build relationships with communities through useful information sharing. It notes that content marketing is important because people are busy, don't trust large organizations, and have fragmented attention. The presentation outlines six steps to an effective content marketing strategy: having a vision, identifying communities, determining relationship goals, sourcing content internally and externally, choosing appropriate content types, and measuring results. It emphasizes using stories, case studies, thought leadership and curated content to engage audiences.
Lions clubs can recruit new members, retain current members, and continue community support and recognition by promoting their club through sharing stories of their achievements and community impact. These stories should highlight who the club is helping, how Lions helped through a specific project, and the positive result. The story should be in a narrative format, focus on human interest and local benefits, and include a call to action for community support.
This document outlines metrics for measuring the effectiveness of marketing efforts for a nonprofit organization called Special Lions from 2013-2014. It provides examples of metrics in seven areas: advertising and community service announcements, events, government relations, community leadership, media coverage, partnerships with key influencers, and online and social media presence. The metrics focus on tracking engagement metrics like attendance, media coverage, partnerships formed, and social media interactions to evaluate promotional efforts and opportunities for improvement.
This document provides guidance for reimagining conversations about Lions clubs to increase membership and community support. It outlines strategies for understanding target audiences, crafting key messages focused on community benefit rather than the organization, and using various media like social media, owned media, and earned media to effectively deliver those messages on budget and within a realistic timeline while measuring success. The goal is to position the district governor as the chief storyteller to promote the Lions brand and meet objectives of increasing membership by 5% within 12 months through strategic promotion and engagement.
The 10 Most Influential Leaders Guiding Corporate Evolution, 2024.pdfthesiliconleaders
In the recent edition, The 10 Most Influential Leaders Guiding Corporate Evolution, 2024, The Silicon Leaders magazine gladly features Dejan Štancer, President of the Global Chamber of Business Leaders (GCBL), along with other leaders.
Taurus Zodiac Sign: Unveiling the Traits, Dates, and Horoscope Insights of th...my Pandit
Dive into the steadfast world of the Taurus Zodiac Sign. Discover the grounded, stable, and logical nature of Taurus individuals, and explore their key personality traits, important dates, and horoscope insights. Learn how the determination and patience of the Taurus sign make them the rock-steady achievers and anchors of the zodiac.
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This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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The APCO Geopolitical Radar - Q3 2024 The Global Operating Environment for Bu...APCO
The Radar reflects input from APCO’s teams located around the world. It distils a host of interconnected events and trends into insights to inform operational and strategic decisions. Issues covered in this edition include:
How to Implement a Real Estate CRM SoftwareSalesTown
To implement a CRM for real estate, set clear goals, choose a CRM with key real estate features, and customize it to your needs. Migrate your data, train your team, and use automation to save time. Monitor performance, ensure data security, and use the CRM to enhance marketing. Regularly check its effectiveness to improve your business.
Navigating the world of forex trading can be challenging, especially for beginners. To help you make an informed decision, we have comprehensively compared the best forex brokers in India for 2024. This article, reviewed by Top Forex Brokers Review, will cover featured award winners, the best forex brokers, featured offers, the best copy trading platforms, the best forex brokers for beginners, the best MetaTrader brokers, and recently updated reviews. We will focus on FP Markets, Black Bull, EightCap, IC Markets, and Octa.
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Understanding User Needs and Satisfying ThemAggregage
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We know we want to create products which our customers find to be valuable. Whether we label it as customer-centric or product-led depends on how long we've been doing product management. There are three challenges we face when doing this. The obvious challenge is figuring out what our users need; the non-obvious challenges are in creating a shared understanding of those needs and in sensing if what we're doing is meeting those needs.
In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
Industry expert Scott Sehlhorst will:
• Introduce a taxonomy for user goals with real world examples
• Present the Onion Diagram, a tool for contextualizing task-level goals
• Illustrate how customer journey maps capture activity-level and task-level goals
• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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1. ALPHABETICAL EVENT CHECKLIST
Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Advertising Prepare advertising material.
Get advertising material approved for release.
Book advertising space in magazines,
newspapers, radio, TV, on-line and/or
outdoor mediums.
Brief the chief executive officer, board or
management committee on the advertising
schedule.
In the event of unforseen circumstances,
have the capacity to adjust the advertising
schedule.
Approvals Obtain approval for the theme, time, place,
venue and other key details.
Ensure partner organisations approve key
event details.
Apply for and receive city, police and other
public safety related permits as necessary.
Ensure financial delegations and other
authorisations are in place.
Ensure merchandise licensing and similar
arrangements are obtained.
Budget Complete a budget estimate to ensure the
event is financially viable.
Before committing to high cost arrangements,
insist on competitive quotes are obtained
from suppliers.
Develop clear and negotiated contracts with
major suppliers.
Decide on additional funding, admission fees,
donations and sponsorships.
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2. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Obtain management approval for the budget.
Ensure banking, financial delegations and
other authorisations are in place.
Establish arrangements for collecting and
banking cash at the event.
Reconcile the budget after the event.
Catering
Identify the style of catering that will suit the
theme of your event and your budget (buffet,
seated dinner, pasta bar, salad bar, BBQ,etc).
Establish a policy on serving alcohol. If alcohol
is to be served determine if there will be an
open bar, a cash bar or drink vouchers issued
to guests.
Receive quotes for catering and associated
services then select a caterer and brief them
on-site.
Keep contact with suppliers in the lead-up to
the event.
Choose menus and advise planned numbers
attending.
Identify special diet needs of guests.
Print menus, place cards etc
Finalise catering numbers by an agreed time
before the event.
Coordinate serving times with entertainment,
speeches etc.
Arrange seating plans including VIP
arrangements.
Brief the master of ceremonies on serving
details.
Have the capacity to cater for unexpected
guests.
Make necessary arrangements with
convenience food and soft drink vendors.
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3. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Celebrities Identify celebrities that could take part in the
event and confirm their suitability through
research.
Approach agents/managers or celebrities
directly.
Agree celebrity involvement, associated costs
and other contractual arrangements.
Brief celebrities on their participation and
provide speaking notes and media talking
points.
Arrange appropriate media cover.
Host celebrities at the event including
accommodation and travel.
Thank celebrities and pay accounts after the
event.
Consultation Consult and brief other areas of your
organisation about the event, community
leaders and groups where necessary.
Coordination At large events establish an event
Centre coordination centre to manage accidents, on-
site communications, public inquiries,
deliveries, missing children, lost property and
staffing rosters.
Crowds Develop a crowd control plan for large events
in conjunction with venue operators, security
and police if appropriate.
Make arrangements for lost children.
Arrange access for disabled visitors.
Ensure parking is available, secure and
adequate.
Provide event signage and clearly identify and
secure any “no go” areas.
Have a lost property section.
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4. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Liaise with local transport officials to cater for
additional numbers, road closures etc.
Displays Design displays that complement the event
theme.
Design and professionally present display
booths etc.
Draft a site/floor plan showing the layout of
displays and demonstrations.
Construct displays so they can be used after
the event.
Aim to get the public involved in displays and
demonstrations.
Always rehearse demonstrations and
coordinate them carefully with other key
program timings.
Ensure displays and demonstrations are safe.
Locate displays for easy public access.
Establish a roster system for staff in display
areas.
Brief staff working in display booths and at
demonstrations.
Develop, produce and distribute information
hand-outs.
Encourage people to leave their contact
details and ask permission to send follow-up
information.
Entertainment Identify entertainment that suits the event
theme.
Contact, brief and book entertainers who are
suitable for the audience.
Discover all upfront and ancillary costs
(meals, hire of audio-visual equipment,
overtime, etc).
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5. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Ensure appropriate equipment is available.
Arrange on-site rehearsals.
Brief entertainers on last minute program
changes.
Environment Ensure the event conforms to environmental,
public health, hygiene and other regulations.
Ensure safe handling of chemicals, fireworks
etc.
Arrange adequate garbage collection and
recycling arrangements for outdoor events.
Evaluation Set and monitor key performance indicators
(KPI) that show event objectives have been
achieved. These could include:
• visitor numbers
• gate takings
• sales figures
• donations
• membership inquiries
• requests for information
• media coverage
Follow-up Debrief the planning team.
Advise senior management, staff, partners,
sponsors and media of outcomes.
Reconcile and audit finances.
Complete a post activity report.
Thank staff, key people, celebrities and
others.
Archive files.
Guests Identify and compile guest lists.
Establish and manage a database of guests.
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6. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Send out invitations.
Collect RSVPs through websites, email, over
the phone or other arrangements.
Compile seating plans and schedule VIPs to
meet senior managements, visit display
booths and take part in demonstrations.
Brief and confirm VIP arrangements.
Ensure adequate and secure parking.
Welcome and direct guests on arrival.
Follow-up and thank VIPs.
Issues If your event could attract controversy,
management develop an issues management plan.
Ensure your plan identifies topics that could
attract media, public or government criticism,
provides talking points, identifies primary and
alternate spokespersons and provides for
rapid communications to staff and key
supporters if controversy strikes.
Have senior management approve the plan
and if appropriate rehearse it before the
event.
Update the plan as new information arrives.
Legal Arrange insurances, licences, approvals and
permits.
Identify and manage potential public safety
and commercial risks.
Brief in-house or other legal advisers on key
event details and contracts.
Media Identify event stories.
Develop a database of mainstream media
outlets to approach.
Identify social media to carry your
information (e-zines, websites, blogs and
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7. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
podcasts etc).
Develop media releases, alerts,
backgrounders, media kits, bios, fact sheets,
frequently asked questions etc and have
management approve them before dispatch.
Develop a distribution schedule for media
products.
Develop and progressively update the media
room on your website.
Pitch the event to journalists, producers,
editors, bloggers and webmasters.
Identify visual opportunities to encourage TV
crews and photographers to attend.
Invite media to rehearsals, briefings,
previews, etc to generate pre-event coverage.
Escort journalists, TV crews and
photographers when they attend the event.
Brief them on highlights so they can plan
vantage points.
Identify, media-train and brief an event
spokesperson and an alternate spokesperson.
Follow-up all media inquires promptly.
After the event thank journalists who provide
significant reporting.
Planning team Identify staff or volunteers to assist with the
event.
Provide them with written responsibilities
including coordination arrangements.
Schedule planning meetings.
Monitor their performance.
Mentor, advise, guide and direct as
necessary.
Acknowledge and reward their good work.
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8. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
Printing Determine the need for brochures, posters,
fliers, newsletters, maps, programs, signage
etc.
Write text and arrange images for all
products.
Ensure printers know the technical
specifications for reproducing your logos etc.
Get quotes for printing and associated
services.
Select printers and other suppliers and keep
contact with them in the lead-up to the
event.
Check proofs and layouts for accuracy, quality
etc.
Minimize editorial changes to text to contain
costs.
Arrange storage particularly for large volume
print runs.
Distribute printed material well before and at
the event.
Public Address Establish a public address (PA) system for
System large events and ensure staff know its
location.
Develop a script for the announcer and brief
him or her on the program.
Advise the announcer on who is authorised to
provide progressive updates, details of
missing children, lost property etc.
Instruct the announcer to identify key events,
sponsors, VIPs, celebrities etc.
Risk Develop a risk management plan for potential
Management threats.
At large events brief staff on procedures for
crowd control, responding to accidents,
access for emergency vehicles, first aid,
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9. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
electrical, fire, hygiene and other issues.
Make sure they know about security of
stores, equipment and information, special
instructions for fireworks etc.
Signage Ensure the event is adequately signed with
easy to understand, water proofed and
professional looking signage.
Provide enough information for people to
understand what they are seeing at display
booths and demonstrations.
Ensure signs avoid complex text or technical
data.
Volunteers Assign specific tasks to staff and volunteers,
brief them on their responsibilities and
nominate completion dates for work.
Record contact details for people assisting
with the event.
Provide checklists for complex events.
For large scale events establish a dress code.
Brief staff on key timings, emergency
procedures, rosters and rest breaks, collecting
information from guests etc.
Where the event covers an extended period,
provide a daily briefing on what is happening.
Have an efficient way to quickly communicate
with staff dispersed over large venues such as
golf courses.
Themes Establish a theme to complement event
objectives and one that appeals to people
likely to attend.
Get senior management approval before
detailed planning begins.
Ensure decorations, entertainment,
promotions,
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10. Function To be actioned Responsible
Budget Deadline
person
catering etc support the theme.
Utilities Provide appropriate parking, lighting, power,
restroom, seating and other arrangements.
Venue Investigate alternate locations.
Inspect venues before committing and find
out all direct and hidden costs and insurance
requirements.
Select the venue that will accommodate your
event, is easy to find and access, secure and
within budget.
Ensure appropriate parking, lighting, audio
visual, security, signage and other capacity.
Be aware of the venue cancellation policy if
your event does not proceed.
Check policies on displaying your own and
sponsors’ promotional materials on-site.
Check if you will be limited to use certain
suppliers, food vendors etc.
Identify the need for permits if using public
spaces.
For outdoor venues, identify indoor
alternatives in the event of bad weather.
When booking the venue, factor the time
needed for set-up and dismantling the event.
Develop a site plan before moving in stores
and equipment.
Coordinate the arrival and departure of stores
and equipment with loading dock, security
and other staff.
Identify and staff entry points into the event,
registration desks etc.
Wet weather Identify arrangements including alternate
venues, abbreviated programs and notifying
staff, senior management, VIPs and the media
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