Don't you just love it when you come up with the idea of throwing a surprise party for your bff (best friend forever) or planning a party with your friends? At first, is that great feeling of excitement that you are going to be putting it all together, all your friends are going to be there, your bff knows nothing about it and no matter what happens the party will be a success. Well, that's probably how you get your first experience in events management, before even entering high school and discussing with your parents what you wanna do for the rest of your life. Throwing a surprise party at age 12 is probably a little bit different with being 22 and organising a major event for a big organisation. The feeling and structure might be the same, for example demonstrating the idea, telling everyone about it, planning who is coming, sending invitations, ordering catering and executing the event. But it is that simple that when you are 12 you don't really think that something might go wrong, don't have a 5 page bulleted point Action List and the event doesn't take up to 6 months to plan.
Am i loving it? Yes, a challenge is always welcomed in my life and events are always challenging !
My Big Event, the
Grad Jobs Fair, is in 2 weeks ! What goes on in my mind atm?
I need to create the
poster, oh wait before i do that i need to find the sponsors.
Once you find the sponsors you can proceed with printing your promotional material. This year our main sponsor will be Cummins !
I need to do the
floor plan, oh wait before i do that i need to: make sure i know who is coming,
know how many people are coming and order catering, then create a catering
area.
Marketing: So you want to market the event?

website, University website, flyers and the list goes on.....
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