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Steps involved in producing an event

 

Introduction

 

Event Analysis

 

Event Planning

 
 

Event Marketing

 
 

Event Production

Infrastructure Management
Technical Management
Program Management
Food and Beverages Management
Attendees Management
Quality Management
Marketing Management
Finance Management
Human Resource Management
General Management
 

Event Evaluation

 

Event Equipments

 
 
 

Event Management Resources

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Following Steps are involved in producing an event:

Step 1: Do event analysis.

Step 2: Prepare an event plan.

Step 3: Exhaustively test market your event plan i.e. discusses your event plan with other people to know there opinions and suggestions.


Step 4: Get organizers, sponsors, partners and clients for your event.


Step 5: Prepare an event calendar. An event calendar is an ordered list of activities which are needed to be executed in order to produce and market the event. These activities are of three types: pre-event, at-event and post-event activities. Following steps are involved in preparing an event calendar:

1. Create a list of pre-event, at-event and post event activities.
2. Set deadlines for each event activity.
3. Assign event activities to individual team members.

 

Note: For large scale events, you will have to prepare a separate event calendar for each field of event production.

 

Various fields of event production:


viii) Infrastructure Management

ix) Technical Management

x) Program Management

xi) Food and Beverages Management

xii) Attendees Management

xiii) Quality Management

xiv) Marketing Management

xv) Finance Management

xvi) Human Resource Management

xvii) General Management

 


 

 

 

 

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