Event Planning

Event Planning

  • Identify the objectives of the event and determine the requirements that must be met to accomplish those objectives.
  • Meet with sponsors and organizing committees to plan the scope and format of events.
  • Establish and monitor budgets and make sure spending does not exceed budgetary allowances.
  • Coordinate all services for events, such as accommodation and transportation for participants, catering, displays and centerpieces, audiovisual equipment, printing and security.
  • Organize the registration of participants, prepare programs and promotional material, and publicize events.
  • Plan entertainment and social gatherings for participants.
  • Hire, train and supervise support staff required for events.
  • Approve invoices, maintain financial records and prepare reports.
  • Market the event and promote sponsorships

Whether at a corporate environment, association, non-profit or government agency, the most popular corporate events typically fall into one of the following programs:

  1. Seminars and Conferences
  2. Trade Shows
  3. Executive Retreats and Incentive Programs
  4. Golf Events / Sporting Events
  5. Appreciation Events
  6. Grand Openings / Ribbon Cuttings
  7. Fundraising Event
  8. Product Launches
  9. Media Round Tables and Press Conferences
  10. Special Event