Events Management
eBook - PDF

Events Management

87 Key Models for Event, Venue and Experience (EVE) Managers

  1. 240 pages
  2. English
  3. PDF
  4. Available on iOS & Android
eBook - PDF

Events Management

87 Key Models for Event, Venue and Experience (EVE) Managers

About this book

This book is THE essential text for all Events Management students. Why?First, it is easy to understand and absorb, being constructed around theauthor's 6E's Event, Venue and Experience (EVE) Management Framework, namely;explore industry and market, engineer concept and experience, engage team andcustomers, execute concept and plan, evaluate impact and experience and evolveoffer and operations. Second, it contains 87 key models (within the 6E'sFramework) that ALL Events Management students will need to be successful intheir studies, setting them up for a fantastic career in the fast-growingevents industry. Third, it broadens the definition of Events Managers, whichthe authors – in the new events paradigm – REFRAME as Event, Venue andExperience (EVE) Managers. Fourth, it is authored by academics (Chris Edger andRichard Oddy) who – between them – have nearly fifty years' experienceoperating, teaching and writing within the leisure/events domain!

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EVENTS 
MANAGEMENT
128
expedient 
behaviour 
on 
the 
part 
of 
the 
EVE 
Manager 
might 
produce 
some
short-term 
gains 
but 
ultimately 
the 
EVE 
Manager’s 
poor 
reputation 
will
result 
in 
migration 
of 
talent 
and 
lack 
of 
internal/external 
succession.
With 
regard 
to 
formal 
communications 
– 
major 
signal 
of 
behaviour 
– 
EVE
Managers 
should 
ask 
themselves 
the 
following 
questions:
Process
– 
am 
communicating 
through 
the 
right 
channels 
to 
create
bond 
of 
trust 
with 
my 
team, 
suppliers, 
third-party 
agents 
and
followers? 
(I.e. 
am 
over-reliant 
on 
email 
as 
opposed 
to 
social 
media
and 
face-to-face?)
Content
– 
is 
the 
content 
of 
my 
communications 
(particularly 
end-of-
event 
summaries) 
fair 
and 
balanced? 
Are 
my 
messages 
consistent 
and
mature? 
Do 
they 
praise 
both 
absolute 
and 
relative 
performance/
progress? 
Does 
it 
name 
and 
shame 
or 
build 
and 
grow? 
Remember,
positive 
comments 
should 
outnumber 
critical 
ones 
by 
factor 
of 
5:1
to 
maintain 
team-member 
motivation!

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