Midterm!! Flashcards
(38 cards)
What are the 5 steps of a feasibility study?
- Conduct preliminary analysis
- create project scope outline
- perform marker research
- calculate financial costs
- review research and present findings to stakeholders
How is advancement knowledge developed?
through long-term experiences and critical evaluation of events
what is the main differences between a niche and a traditional event
traditional event is run by a governing body, a niche event is not
Three examples of mega-games that require event bidding
Olympics, FIFA world cup, commonwealth games
what are the five key elements in the bidding process?
- feasibility study 2. candidature document 3. bid questionnaire 4. bid submission 5. bid tour
what is a candidature document?
a blueprint outlining how a location will plan, organize, and deliver the event
what is the MAIN critical factor for bid success
Communication!
what is an event planning proposal?
a document that outlines event services and details for smaller events that don’t require formal bids
What is event management
creating and developing events such as festivals, conferences, and conventions
what is th purpose of the event development phase?
to facilitate event development, establish goals, set guidelines, and determine the events purpose
what document provides a high-level guideline for press conferences and small events?
the order of ceremonies document
what os the difference between goals and objectives in event planning?
goals outline what the event aims to accomplish, while objectives specify how each goal will be achieved
why is policy development important for event managers?
it provides guidelines for handling contingencies, managing accountability, and directing personnel actions
name 5 examples of event policies
media policy, health and safety policy, accessibility policy, privacy policy, food and beverage policy
what is contingency planning
preparing for potential problems from the operational plan by developing action steps to manage them
What is an event budget?
a detailed forecast of an event’s finances, including revenue and expenses
What are some typical event expenses?
- food and beverage 2. technology 3. staffing 4. marketing 5. venue rental 6. signage 7. travel
Common revenue sources for an event?
- ticket sales 2. sponsorships 3. donations 4. advertising 5. merchandise sales
why should you have both “projected” and “actual” columns in your budget?
To compare expected costs and revenue with actual financial outcomes
what is an event settlement?
the process of determining the financial costs of hosting an event
how is sport marketing different from general marketing?
sport marketing focuses on anticipating, managing, and satisfying sport consumers’ wants and needs
4 p’s of marketing
Product, Place, Price, Promotion
Why is the sport product unique?
it is intangible, emotional, unpredictable, and dependent on social facilitation
what is event marketing?
the process of planning, organizing, and executing an event to promote a brand, product or service