Ten Key Steps to Successful & Sustainable Event Management
Each module includes DIY templates and three training videos.
Module 1: Post Event Review – You thought it was over!
Lesson 1: What is your measure of success?
Lesson 2: Data collection strategies to support decision making
Lesson 3: The power of reporting to ensure future success
Module 2: Succession Planning – Looking forward
Lesson 1: How to create your strategic business plan
Lesson 2: Stop overloading your mind; it's time to document!
Lesson 3: Is your team driving the same bus?
Module 3: Event Teams – Empowering your people
Lesson 1: Recruiting volunteers and meeting expectations
Lesson 2: How do you get the best out of your volunteers?
Lesson 3: When do you call on external professional support?
Module 4: Event Finance – Show me the money!
Lesson 1: Do you have a pathway to financial sustainability?
Lesson 2: Making the event budget your new BFF
Lesson 3: Revenue streams for events
Module 5: Sponsorship – The power of partners
Lesson 1: Finding your perfect match
Lesson 2: Developing the pitch
Lesson 3: Managing expectations and ensuring partner satisfaction
Module 6: Grant Funding – Making it easy
Lesson 1: Setting your targets
Lesson 2: Writing successful grant applications
Lesson 3: Reporting and accountability
Module 7: Results-driven Marketing Success
Lesson 1: Planning to achieve results
Lesson 2: Working with media to showcase your event
Lesson 3: Digital marketing
Module 8: Operations and Risk Management – Prevention is better than cure
Lesson 1: Is it really a risk? Defining risks
Lesson 2: Prevention is better than cure. Developing the plan and communicating it!
Lesson 3: Streamlining operations
Module 9: Responsible Events - the best events
Lesson 1: Supporting your environment and planet
Lesson 2: Creating a socially responsible inclusive event
Lesson 3: Extending the economic benefits of your event
Module 10: Logistics and Preparation – Countdown to event day
Lesson 1: How to survive the countdown to event day
Lesson 2: Run sheets and briefing sessions are your friends
Lesson 3: Is the site ready for the crowds?