What does an event organizer do?

Answer 1

They have to have the ability to work with different types of people throught the phone and email, to coordinate the logisitics of an event.The ability to work on an event coordiantion effort for several months from the initiation of the event through it's close. Have to deal with the need for backup personnel and other 'last minute' issues that may arise for an event.Last but not least enjoy working as part of a team.

Answer 2

Pulling off a well-orchestrated event involves the following tasks:

Visualising - imagining the event as a brand and then customising and promoting it in keeping with the needs and value of the brand. This calls for creativity and an eye for detail to make the event memorable, spectacular and different from others.

The design - customising the décor, furniture and ambience to compliment and highlight the basic theme of the event.

Presentation - the look and feel of the event is what matters. This in turn calls for meticulous planning and execution.

Logistics - managing and co-ordinating services, supplies, banquet, security, hospitality and vendors while taking care of the technical details like sound and light projection, cooling and the smallest of details to delight and make participants feel special and comfortable - is a feat in orchestration.

Be prepared to handle any last moment mishap that may occur despite perfect co-ordination and planning.

You need: Creativity, people, business and organisational skills, patience, an eye for detail and loads of energy.

Answer 3

Usually an events coordinator is the one who creates, plans and implements a certain event for a client. An events coordinator is someone who is organized and someone who is really on the go with the many things that needs to be done to a certain event. An events organizer is also someone very outgoing and social who knows how to talk and be with people. Not really an extrovert but someone active in the social scene.

Answer 4

Corporate event managers run all manor of events including away days, seminars and meetings. Their role is usually to source a venue, negotiate rates, meals, entertainment, delegate transport and all other aspects of hosting events such as accommodation. An event manager will be responsible for over seeing every aspect of an event from arrival to departure.

Answer 5

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