Events Management: The Basics

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About This Presentation

A lecture presented about the basics of doing event management and its pros and cons.


Slide Content

Definition
Event Planning consists of coordinating every
detail of meetings and conventions, from the
speakers and meeting location to arranging
for printed materials and audio-visual
equipment.
Event planning begins with determining the
objective that the sponsoring organization
wants to achieve. Planners choose
speakers, entertainment, and content, and
arrange the program to present the
organization's information in the most
effective way.

Definition
is a process by which an event is planned,
prepared, and produced.

The Optimist’s Point of View
the energizing art of choreographing
people and activities in order to create a
show that creates memories of a
lifetime.

Pessimist’s Point of View
the stressful work of
planning meetings or
events, and can be a very
demanding career choice.

“The Emerging
Profession”

GENRE

supports business objectives, including
management functions, corporate
communications, training, marketing,
incentives, employee relations, and
customer relations, scheduled alone or
in conjunction with other events.

Cause-Related & Fundraising Events
•charitable •cause-related
•beneficial

Trade Shows and Exhibits
An event bringing buyers and sellers
and interested persons together to view
and/or sell products, services, and other
resources to a specific industry or the
general public, scheduled alone or in
conjunction with other events.

Trade Shows and Exhibits

Entertainment and Leisure

CONCERT
Entertainment and Leisure

FASHION
SHOW
Entertainment and Leisure

Sporting Event

Physical activity
that is governed
by a set of rules
or customs and
often engaged
in competitively.

Media Event

•Press Conference •Press Launch

CREATING AN EVENT

5 Questions to Ask When
Creating an Event Concept
1.Why is the event being held?
2. Who are the event's stakeholders?
3. When is the event taking place?
4. Where will the event be staged?
5. What is the event content or product?

Step 1: Stick to your brand
Step 2: Brainstorm ideas
Step 3: Apply the theme

KNOWING YOUR EVENT
BUDGET

SPONSORS
PLEDGES
ORG
BUDGET
EX-DEALS
DONATION

HOW? WHO? WHY?

HOW TO TALK
TO YOUR
POSSIBLE
SPONSORS?

MEETING
WITH YOUR
SPONSOR

VENUE
LOGISTIC
REQUIREMENTS
MANPOWER
PROGRAM
ATTENDEES

THE EVENT
MANAGER
•On-the-go
•Quick
•Energetic

EVENT MANAGER’S

PRAY

Presented By
FLOR D. MATILDO
[email protected]
(0935) 2625196