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If you are putting on any event for the first time, there are often a number of areas that need clarification and further research before going ahead, to make sure that you have all the legal requirements in place. This is equally applicable for any business orientated event, and while some of the approaches that lead to any events success are just as fundamental for a business focused event, there are some subtle differences that need to be recognised and accounted for in order to make your event an enjoyable and informative one. Knowing your Market Before even deciding on setting up an event, it’s important to identify a number of key factors. Firstly, is there a need for your event in your chosen market? If you are planning a conference for example, making sure that you are not simply adding to a number of existing events will be crucial, as this could severely hamper the success of your conference and cause financial losses. An in demand event will naturally attract interest and customers/delegates, which you can then build on further with marketing. Secondly, making sure you are clear about what you want to achieve for both the event […]
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Organisers of The Event Technology Awards have recently announced that the inaugural event will take place at the Supernova in London’s Victoria Embankment Gardens. This unique pop-up venue plays host to a variety of high profile events each winter including, in 2012, The Spice Girls Viva Forever after-party and one of London’s top fundraising Balls The Emeralds & Ivy hosted by former Boyzone frontman Ronan Keating. The venue itself is produced and managed by Planit Events, who over the last six years have directed a shift in use from Christmas parties to corporate awards and high-level fundraising events. This extremely flexible venue is divided in to three main areas. The current layout features both a fully equipped awards stage as well as a separate performance stage for live entertainment bordered with a custom-made sound proofing structure. Read More
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Ireland has won the bid to serve as host to the Adventure Travel Trade Association’s 2014 Adventure Travel World Summit (ATWS), the adventure tourism industry’s marquee annual executive gathering, from October 6-9 in Killarney. Along with its stand-out cultural and natural assets, supportive business climate, emphasis on locally driven tourism strategies, and progressive signature product development and rebranding initiatives, Ireland provides the ideal backdrop for the Summit. More than 650 delegates from around the globe will gather to learn, be inspired and connect more deeply with the $263 billion adventure travel sector. Read More
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A ‘Creative Forum’ is to be launched next month, giving UK event professionals a place to meet, network and share inspiration. The initiative is pioneered by the International Special Events Society (ISES) UK Chapter and will be chaired by ISES member and Live Union’s creative strategy director Jez Paxman. “The UK event sector is world famous for its creativity, yet the creatives at its heart have no dedicated forum through which to meet, share inspiration or promote their discipline,” said Paxman. “It’s great that ISES are providing an opportunity for us to change this. The forum will be for a broad church of designers, writers, strategists and creative directors.” Read More
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A new arts and music venue, MusicSlashArt, in Newcastle has opened to the public and to corporates and associations for events and conferences. The 300-capacity venue claims to be the UK’s first ‘Concept to Concrete’ arts and music venue, where the ambience and decor of the venue will change and develop constantly as the space itself is an evolving art installation. The venue is the first of its kind, acting as an artistic medium in its own right. Everything from the street level windows, which have been turned into a light instillation by the globally renowned Insa to the pool cues which have been created by The London Police, have been designed and created by artists. Read More
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As part of the ongoing Science of Events research to uncover the mystery ingredients which make up the perfect event formula, the team at Jackson Gilmour and the Science Museum have designed a survey for anyone who has ever attended a corporate event. With questions on everything from what motivates someone to attend an event in the first place to the importance of the venue and how much wine is “enough”, the team will use the data gathered to construct an evidence-based equation for the perfect event. “This survey is fun to do, quick to complete and should throw up some interesting information.” says Jackson Gilmour Operations Director Francis O’Hagan. “To my knowledge, research on this scale has not been attempted before; we are looking forward to sharing our findings with event organisers, venue teams and suppliers all over the capital. Everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a draw to win a bespoke lunch for six prepared by us.” Read More
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