Evaluation of the event
Evaluation of the event
Event Concept and Feasibility
- Understanding of event objectives: purpose, target audience, and desired outcomes
- Conduct a feasibility study: assess the practicality of the event in terms of budget, venue availability, and audience reach
- Determine critical success factors: Identify key areas that need to be focused on to ensure the success of the event.
Event Planning
- Creating an event plan: A detailed approach outlining all the tasks to be completed with timelines
- Use of planning tools: Utilise tools like Gantt charts, project management software
- Budgeting: Develop a comprehensive budget keeping in mind all potential expenses and revenues
- Resource identification: Decide on human resources, equipment needed, and other materials required
- Contingency planning: Prepare for unexpected situations with a robust backup plan
Event Management
- Task delegation: Ensure everyone involved knows their responsibilities and timelines
- Vendor Management: Manage relationships with suppliers and caterers
- Risk Management: Identify potential risks and how to mitigate them
- Audience management: Ensure safety, comfort, and enjoyment for attendees
Problem-solving
- Quick decision-making ability: Solve problems that arise quickly and effectively
- Conflict resolution: Ability to effectively handle disagreements among the team or with vendors
- Flexibility: Modify the plan as needed to deal with unforeseen circumstances
Event Evaluation
- Post-event feedback collection: Gather feedback from attendees, vendors, and team members
- Evaluation of objectives: Compare event results with original objectives
- Financial evaluation: Analyse if the event stayed within budget and its profit/loss status
- Identify lessons learnt: Document what worked and what didn’t for future event planning