
This crash course on how to run successful events teaches management, planning, marketing, and logistics from a seasoned event manager, with lessons on avoiding rookie mistakes through smart execution.
Explore sole proprietorships, partnerships, and corporations, weighing tax implications, liability, and legal protections to determine which structure fits your business context.
Explore how to form an LLC, corporation, nonprofit, or sole proprietorship online with LegalZoom, compare costs to in-person lawyers, and emphasize due diligence and professional advice.
Define your event scope and budget using an Excel expense sheet, tracking staff, security, performers, waste management, rentals, branding, with contingency funds and a clear purpose, core values, and mission.
Identify your audience demographics and segment by age and event type (family friendly vs partying). Tailor music, performers, and food to audience interests to boost attendance.
Establish a clear chain of command and roles from staff to management, including the CFO, HR/payroll, event coordinators, security, and volunteers, to ensure logistics run smoothly and financial accountability.
Coordinate complex event logistics through thorough site surveys and detailed maps that position staff, volunteers, artists, vendors, and facilities, including stages, security, food areas, VIP tents, and amenities.
Plan and prepare for events by defining type of event, venue size, geographical area, alcohol presence, duration, hours, venues, bylaws, security, and performances to guide your event plan.
Master contract and procurement essentials for events, covering employees, contractors, vendors, and services, and secure liquor licensing, noise permit, and insurance with templates.
Use the vendor list template to organize event partners and streamline records; an Excel sheet captures date, booth names, owners, categories, contact details, and addresses for efficient planning.
Explore fiber for affordable freelancing, including logo design, with newest arrivals cheaper and best selling options backed by reviews; use Vistaprint for flyers, business cards, and brochures for event marketing.
Secure cash donations and donated items by offering brands advertising at your event through sponsorship packages, as shown by Scotiabank funding Caravana in Toronto.
Explore health and safety priorities at events, including fire prevention and safety protocols, access control by security guards, alcohol limits, drug prohibitions, and vendor food safety to protect patrons.
Organize meetings to notify stakeholders and track progress, ensuring accountability for tasks. Use meeting minutes to record decisions and actions, keeping everyone aligned for future meetings.
* Printable online certificate available upon completion of course*
Have you ever wanted to launch your own event?
Have you ever wondered how the process of running an event and the various aspects involved looks like?
I give you my personal insights and experiences the highs, lows and costly mistakes to avoid when planning your event.
I've seen many event failures in the past and I bring this knowledge and experience to table inside this course.
What You'll Learn
Researching your audience
Business/company structure
Staff & management
Logistics
Contract & procurement
Health & safety
Event marketing : social media
Contingency plans
Additional revenue generating ideas
And, much, much more!
I also provide you some free templates for legal contracts that you can use for your own events too. - I discuss things you can do to stay protected legally, lessen risk and mitigate liabilities.
By the end of this course you will have a better understanding of the world of event planning and have grasped important key concepts to help you operate both small or large scale events.
Therefore, if you want to avoid costly mistakes and have the know how on how to navigate yourself in the world of events and find massive success, than this course is right for you.
Event planning requires a lot of work, careful planning and the successful execution, and in this course I cover all your bases of critical areas you need to consider when planning events, and these are things you must know going into the world of event management if you want to find success.
The greatest investment you can make is an investment in yourself.
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