Gary DEWAARD IS AN EXPERIENCED ENTREPRENEUR WHO POSSESSES OVER A
DECADE OF EXPERIENCE IN THE SALES AND MARKETING PROFESSION. He serves
many extracurricular roles in professional endeavors, projects in the
entertainment sector, as well as supporting his family's gym.Apart
from being a longtime entertainment industry enthusiastic, Gary
DeWaard is currently working as an event facility manager
[https://www.linkedin.com/in/garydewaard] at Des Moines Market. He
has completed his graduation from high school and attended a junior
college in Lowa.
Organizing an EVENT IS NOT AS SIMPLE AS IT SEEMS” says GARY DEWAARD,
AN EVENT MANAGER
[https://actionnetwork.org/events/gary-dewaard-discusses-the-top-characteristics-for-becoming-successful-in-entrepreneurship].
If you have ever organized an event, you know that not everything runs
according to the plan and you have to face various challenges.
Here, he identified 5 key-points on how to make and organize your
event successfully. He also presents the important tips that you
should keep in mind for everything to go well.
SET CLEAR OBJECTIVES
Formulate your purpose as specifically as possible. You need to have
smart objectives; in order to know whether you made the right moves.
During the event, you will know what is important and after the event,
you'll be able to measure your effectiveness.
PAY SUFFICIENT ATTENTION TO PLANNING
While planning, you should consider logistics, content and the
promotion of the event. First, prepare a docket of the main tasks, and
then list them out in as much detail as possible in the form of
specific steps that must be accomplished. The most important thing you
should do is designating the timeframe in the plan.
DRAFT YOUR BUDGET
Checklists the assign tasks and reflect them in your budget. It is
also worth thinking about a reserve or solution in case of unpredicted
situations. It is better to take account of unforeseeable situations
and be prepared for them financially.
ALLOCATE RESPONSIBILITIES
According to Gary DeWaard, “it is very crucial to distribute tasks
among the team members not only at the preparation stage but also
during the event. Allocate responsibilities by zone. Each person needs
to have his or her zone, which he or she should be responsible for
throughout the entire duration of the event.
CHECK THE LOCATION AND HAVE A PLAN B
It is a must to check the location in person as early as possible in
the selection stage. At the most unexpected moment it could turn out
for an instance, says GARY DEWAARD
[https://twitter.com/garydewaard?lang=en], the air conditioning
doesn’t work properly in the hall, there are no proper clean toilets
or other issues. Therefore, check such issues in advance to have your
event successful and memorable.
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