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Hub You - Corporate Event Planning - Planning A Meeting - Getting Started
In this series of articles I'm going to show you how to find out if there's a hungry crowd for your information product BEFORE you write a single word.Mark Twain once said: “Find out where the people are going and get there first”.With the adve
8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious ho
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1. The name of the company, association or department that the meeting is being planned for.
2. What kind of event is it? i.e. national sales meeting, client conference.
3. What is the objective of the meeting?
4. Will you have a theme for the meeting?
5. What will the event consist of i.e. opening/closing keynote speaker, luncheon entertainment, breakout sessions, workshops, cocktail party. Each segment should be separately organized and then incorporated into the overall event.
6. The number of days the event will take place over. Come up with a timeline.
7. Date of the event. Come up with a preferred date and have second and third choices.
8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious hol
Many people think that communicating is easy. It is after all something we've done all our lives. There is some truth in this simplistic view. Communicating is straightforward. What makes it complex, difficult, and frustrating are the barriers we put in the
1. The name of the company, association or department that the meeting is being planned for.
2. What kind of event is it? i.e. national sales meeting, client conference.
3. What is the objective of the meeting?
4. Will you have a theme for the meeting?
5. What will the event consist of i.e. opening/closing keynote speaker, luncheon entertainment, breakout sessions, workshops, cocktail party. Each segment should be separately organized and then incorporated into the overall event.
6. The number of days the event will take place over. Come up with a timeline.
7. Date of the event. Come up with a preferred date and have second and third choices.
8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious ho
Who answers your business phone when you’re not in the office? Most home-based business owners use an answering machine or voice messaging system. But it’s not enough to just make sure the phone gets picked up when you’re not there; the greeting your callers
3. What is the objective of the meeting?
4. Will you have a theme for the meeting?
5. What will the event consist of i.e. opening/closing keynote speaker, luncheon entertainment, breakout sessions, workshops, cocktail party. Each segment should be separately organized and then incorporated into the overall event.
6. The number of days the event will take place over. Come up with a timeline.
7. Date of the event. Come up with a preferred date and have second and third choices.
8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious ho
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6. The number of days the event will take place over. Come up with a timeline.
7. Date of the event. Come up with a preferred date and have second and third choices.
8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious ho
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8. Commencement date in the AM or PM and the date and time that the meeting will be over.
9. Size of the event. How many attendees are expected ?
10. Check the calendar to make sure that your date is free of conflict with religious holidays, other industry events etc
11. Determine the budget that you are working with.
12. Put together a plan for publicity, promotion and advertising.
13. Determine how many guest rooms and how many meeting rooms will be required.
14. Meals and food/beverages that will be available on-site.
15. Audio visual and sound equipment. What will be required?
16. Entertainment – will entertainment will bought in and be part of your meeting or be provided off-site?
17. Transportation - people/freight.
18. Insurance
19. Estimated overall expense.
Careful planning and attention to detail will help to ensure a highly successful and memorable event.
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