Festival and Special Event Management Essentials
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- Höfundur: Johnny Allen, Robert Harris, Leo Jago
- Útgáfa:1
- Útgáfudagur: 01/2021
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- Format:ePub
- ISBN 13: 9780730369370
- Print ISBN: 9780730369400
- ISBN 10: 0730369374
Efnisyfirlit
- Festival & Special Event Management Essentials First Edition
- Copyright
- About the authors
- Brief Contents
- Contents
- Preface
- PART 1 THE EVENT CONTEXT AND CONCEPT DEVELOPMENT
- CHAPTER 1 An overview of the event field
- Introduction
- 1.1 Special events as benchmarks for our lives
- 1.2 The modern Australian tradition of celebrations
- 1.3 The birth of an event industry
- Challenges face the new industry
- Events on the world stage
- 1.4 Special events
- Types of events
- 1.5 The structure of the event industry
- Event organisations
- Event management companies
- Event industry suppliers
- Venues
- Industry associations
- External regulatory bodies
- 1.6 Event management, education and training
- Identifying the knowledge and skills required by event managers
- Training delivery
- Career opportunities in events
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 2 Perspectives on events
- Introduction
- 2.1 The government perspective
- National government
- State government
- Local government
- The role of government in events
- 2.2 Event strategies
- Scotland Events Strategy
- Singapore MICE strategy
- 2.3 Governments creating celebration spaces and precincts
- Events and urban development
- 2.4 The corporate perspective
- Corporate use of events
- 2.5 Return on investment
- 2.6 The community perspective
- Community events
- Regional festivals as community builders
- The individual perspective
- Major events and the community
- 2.7 Strategies for community engagement
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 3 The event planning context
- Introduction
- 3.1 Contexts of event planning
- Social and cultural context
- The political context
- The legal and regulatory context
- Environmental context
- Economic context
- 3.2 Event legacies
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 4 Conceptualising the event
- Introduction
- 4.1 Stakeholders in events
- 4.2 The host organisation
- Types of host organisation
- The host community
- 4.3 Sponsors
- Sponsors as partners in events
- 4.4 Media
- Co-workers
- Participants and spectators
- 4.5 Sourcing events
- In-house events
- Pitching and tendering for events
- Bidding for events
- Franchising events
- 4.6 Creating the event concept
- Defining the purpose of the event
- Identifying the event audience
- Deciding the timing of the event
- Choosing the event venue
- Scanning the event environment
- Developing the event concept
- Choosing an event theme
- Designing the event experience
- Summarising the process of creating the event concept
- 4.7 Evaluating the event concept
- The marketing screen
- The operations screen
- The financial screen
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 1 An overview of the event field
- CHAPTER 5 Strategic event planning
- Introduction
- 5.1 What is strategic planning?
- The strategic planning process and event organisations
- 5.2 Strategic planning process for new and geographically mobile events
- Preliminary stages
- Strategic planning stage
- Strategic planning for existing events
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 6 Event project management
- Introduction
- 6.1 What is a project and what is project management?
- 6.2 Considerations when applying project management in event settings
- 6.3 Skills and knowledge required by event project managers
- 6.4 Event project management stages
- Initiation
- Planning
- Monitoring and control
- Shutdown and review
- 6.5 Project management software for events
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 7 Event financial planning
- Introduction
- 7.1 The event financial management process
- Income-generating events
- Fully funded events
- 7.2 Useful tools, practices and concepts aligned with best practice event financial management
- Fixed, variable and semi variable costs
- Break-even analysis
- Ratio analysis
- Cash flow
- Profit and loss statements
- Other financial considerations
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 8 Human resource management and events
- Introduction
- 8.1 Considerations associated with human resource planning for events
- 8.2 The human resource management process for events
- Human resource strategy and objectives
- Policies and procedures
- 8.3 Motivating staff and volunteers
- Content theories
- Process theories
- 8.4 Building effective staff and volunteer teams
- 8.5 Legal obligations
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 9 Marketing and sponsorship planning
- Introduction
- 9.1 What is marketing?
- 9.2 The characteristics of event experiences
- 9.3 Strategic marketing planning
- Marketing context
- Market analysis
- The strategic marketing planning process
- 9.4 What is sponsorship and what benefits do sponsors seek
- 9.5 Influences on the decision of event organisers to become involved in sponsorship
- The value of a sponsorship policy
- 9.6 Stages in developing an event sponsorship strategy
- Profiling the event audience
- Establishing potential sponsor benefits
- Identifying potential sponsors
- Identifying the sponsorship decision-maker
- Preparing and presenting sponsorship proposals and opportunities
- Negotiating event sponsorship contracts
- Managing sponsorships
- Evaluating the effectiveness of a sponsorship
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 10 Event tourism planning
- Introduction
- 10.1 Government involvement in event tourism
- The event tourism strategic planning process
- 10.2 Situational analysis
- 10.3 Development of event tourism goals
- Leveraging events for economic gain
- Geographic dispersal of economic benefits flowing from event tourism
- Destination branding and marketing
- Creating off-season demand for tourism industry services
- Enhancing visitor experiences
- Catalyst for expansion and/or improvement of infrastructure
- Progression of a destination’s social, cultural and/or environmental agenda
- 10.4 Creation of an event tourism organisational structure
- 10.5 Development of an event tourism strategy
- Existing/recurring event development
- Event bidding
- New event creation
- Some general considerations in event tourism strategy development
- 10.6 Implementation and evaluation of an event tourism strategy
- Financial support
- Bid development and bid support services
- Research
- Training and education
- Coordination, cooperation and facilitation
- Event strategy evaluation
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 11 Risk management
- Introduction
- 11.1 What is risk?
- 11.2 Risks in event settings
- 11.3 Developing a risk management culture
- 11.4 The risk management process
- Establishing the scope, context and criteria
- 11.5 Risk assessment
- Risk identification
- Risk analysis
- Risk evaluation
- Risk treatment
- Recording and reporting
- Consultation and communication
- Monitoring and review
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 12 Environmentally sustainable event management 1
- Introduction
- 12.1 The environmental impacts of event production
- Sustainable purchasing in event planning
- Sustainable energy use
- Recovering event waste resources
- Sustainable transport solutions in event production
- Sustainable water and sanitation for event production
- Site use management
- 12.2 Event sustainability policies
- 12.3 Measurement, industry initiatives and certification
- Measurement
- Industry initiatives
- Green event standards and certifications
- Event sustainability as the norm
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 13 Legal considerations in event planning and management
- Introduction
- 13.1 Legal structures for event ownership and management
- Legal entities
- Contracts
- 13.2 Selected considerations associated with event stakeholder contracts
- Entertainers
- Venue
- Sponsor
- Broadcast
- Suppliers
- 13.3 Intellectual property
- Copyright
- Trade marks
- Confidential information
- Special-purpose legislation to protect intellectual property
- Business names
- Domain names
- 13.4 Consumer protection
- Ambush marketing
- 13.5 The duty of care
- Insurance
- 13.6 Regulations, licences and permits
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Statutes and authorities
- Cases
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 14 Event design and production
- Introduction
- 14.1 Key factors influencing event design decisions
- The attendee experience
- Programming
- Site/venue selection
- 14.2 Event design elements
- Layout
- Furnishings and props
- Lighting
- Colour
- Music
- Sound
- Stage(s)
- Food and beverage
- Talent
- Experience-enhancing technologies
- Theming
- Coordinating the event design experience
- 14.3 Selected event production considerations
- Queuing
- Transport
- Site/venue services and facilities
- Communication
- Production team
- Production schedules, running sheets, risk management and contingency plans
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
- CHAPTER 15 Event evaluation and research
- Introduction
- 15.1 What is event evaluation?
- Pre-event phase
- Event planning and delivery phase
- Post-event evaluation phase
- 15.2 Post-event evaluation
- Factors of potential concern in post-event evaluation
- 15.3 How event evaluations should be used
- Knowledge management
- 15.4 The event evaluation process
- Planning and identification of data requirements
- Data collection
- Data analysis
- Reporting
- Dissemination
- Summary
- Questions
- Case study
- References
- Acknowledgements
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