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The document provides an introduction to event management, including definitions of events, sizes of events ranging from mega to minor, and types of events such as sporting, entertainment, and fundraising events. It also describes the roles and responsibilities of event managers in planning, organizing, budgeting, and executing events, as well as coordinating with various event team members and contractors. Finally, it briefly discusses trends in the event industry and relationships within the industry.
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- 15. Miscellaneous Events Cherry Blossom Festivals Monsoon Festival Hanoi European Food Festivals Spring Fair
- 16. Introduction to Event Management What is the role of an Event Manager? The EventTeam Relationships within the Event Industry Event Industry Updates
- 17. Event Manager JobDescription: “Events managers are responsible for organizingand running all kinds of promotional, business and social events. Youwould control the whole project, from planning at the start to running the event on the day” (NationalCareers Service,UK) discussing what the client wants producing original ideas for events agreeing budgets and timescales researching + negotiating + contracting venues, contacts and suppliers ensuring that health, safety and insurance regulations are followed managing a team and making sure smooth event logistics from planning to post events.
- 18. TheEventTeam: -venue managers -stage managers -lighting & audio-visual companies -decorations and florists -entertainers -employment agencies -rental companies -public relations and marketing consultants -security companies -catering companies -cleaning companies -ticketing operations -printers An event manager is generally supported by a team which grows exponentially based on scoop of each event. An event manager typically works with a number of contractors, including:
- 19. Event Management: “Event management is the co-ordination, running and planningof all the people, teams and features that come together to create every kind of event” (Event BusinessAcademy). Primary FunctionalAreas of Events: • Marketing • Finance • Human Resources • Site/Operations/Event Logistics • Production /Competition
- 20. Relationships within Event Industry Government bodies: -Federal -State -Local BusinessAssociations Sports Industry and Associations Arts and Entertainment Industry
- 21. Event IndustryTrends & Updates
- 22. Questions?