MANAGING SCIENCE EXHIBITION
Events management is the process beyond planning, executing and evaluating corporate, association, nonprofit, government and social events. Events management requires strong organizational, budgeting and creative skills. Those who work in events management must be comfortable with interacting with all levels of individuals inside and outside of their organization.
Event Topic and Typology: The topic of this event is to organize the science exhibition in St. Andrew’s Church High School. The typology of this event is MAJOR.
Idea/Proposal: Main idea of this function is organize science exhibition at school and is handed to event Management organizer to organize good fair for the entertainment and knowledge the people. Ideally, science exhibitions have the capacity to be a core organizing principle in elementary and secondary schools. The projects should have something to do with science, involve many subjects in school, and require an understanding of measurement.
Feasibility Study: when idea and proposal are done the management organizers should done feasibility study to organize proper exhibition. The feasibility study includes the development of a concept of the contents and the organization of the planned Forum.
First thing, it must have an exhibition sector addressed to a broad public, which shows science not for its own sake, but in its societal context and as an object of different societal knowledge. Exhibition must develop scientific competence of its own in the subject of Science/Technology.
AIMS AND OBJECTIVES
For Management: Event organizers should do all arrangements according to proposal, need to make outline for major steps for success of the science exhibition, feasible tasks, fair arrange...
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...elp best determine threats. Common event threats include bad weather, safety issues, natural disasters; inability to find a title sponsor, poor speakers and a downturn in the economy that reduces education and travel budgets.
CONCLUSION
The basic purpose of the exhibit was to educate people or students on new science technologies and ideas. There are many learning point factors which include the preparing idea and proposal, client service and process event also provide opportunity to get expertise in making feasibility study, budgeting, cash flow management, critical success factors and operational supporting tools which include; infrastructure management, change management, incident management, risk management and also environmental scanning. It was realized and proved that it was a well-planned event. The plan was up to the mark the evaluation was properly done.
The following factors need to be taken into consideration when determining exhibition space: the number and size of regular and nonstandard booths; the amount of space needed for additional features, including specially featured exhibits, display areas, lounge areas, and whether or not there will be concessions; placement of the show’s registration area and management office- additional space will be need if these are located inside the exhibit hall; and of course the square footage formula = the number of Booths x booth length x booth width x 2
Being the present manager and being appointed by the government at the feasibility stage I am asked to write a report in order to outline the activities required to successfully manage this major project and to ensure that it is completed on time and within budget.
...ave to ensure, ahead of time, that there are seating arrangements for audience, whiteboard, blackboard, lighting, location of projection screen, sound system, etc. are suitable for my presentation.
The “The Myth And The Reality” exhibition is intended for the visitors who are interested in
The planned evaluation of the event which includes reference to the principle of good practice
Environmental science: Toward a sustainable future (11th ed. , pp. 1).
Most of the activities of the Science and Technology Office are carried out within the framework of “programs” operated in close partnership with, and financed by, Swedish government agencies and other organizations with responsibilities in the particular area covered by a program. Current programs cover the following areas: (1) Information and Communication Technologies (ICT), (2) Life Sciences and Bio-industry, (3) Sustainable Development, and (4) Overall Development of Japanese Science and Technology Policy and Innovation System.
From 2001 2002 there was a 23% increase in the construction of sports stadiums and arenas with costs of those facilities upwards of $7.8 billion. The growing global sport industry requires that sport facility and event management keep current of new and proven management techniques. Sport Facility Management: Organizing Events and Mitigating Risks by Ammon, Jr., Southall, and Blair, provides readers with a basic introduction to elements of facility management for the full range of sporting and entertainment events. There is a high demand for individuals who are educated and trained in facility management, event organization, and risk management and since the September 11 attacks there has been a great emphasis placed on facility and risk management. Each chapter provides theoretical foundations and practical applications for each critical phase of facility management. The authors provided photographs, case studies, and industry examples to assist the reader in gaining an overall basic, picture of the sporting event and entertainment industry today. The book provides in-depth discussions about positive advances that have made the entire experience easier and more comfortable for fans; and about the negative economic and cultural consequences for sport events after September 11 2001.
chocolate, under the circumstances of a natural world. Such an experience does not only contribute to their better understanding of different processes happening around them but also teaches children to employ and rely on their senses. As a result, students receive an opportunity to investigate properties of chocolate and predict its reaction under different circumstances. Moreover, this experiment encourages children to employ evidence for creation of various testable predictions of other objects and natural phenomena. Elementary science, in its turn, will enhance students’ skill of analytical and critical thinking that allows either to support or refute different claims and
The name of my project is gardening which is planting sunflower. I chose this project because my kindergarten’s outdoor environment space is limited. This project involved 5 years old children. The process of growing this sunflower took about two months. The project has met the objective well. The main objective of this project was experiencing the outdoor environment by the children.
The Olympics is a mega sport event which is presented once every four years and it has become a golden opportunity for hosts to emerge as a strong country. Hosting the Olympics is a big thing for every country and they receive worldwide attention from the preparation period until the actual event. However, hosting the Olympics comes with heavy stakes and experts tend to argue about the appropriateness for the countries to host it. There may be people who oppose with hosting the Olympics, however, the country rebranding, the economy hike and also the pride and patriotism of citizens just demonstrate the need of hosting the Olympics for the development of the country.
‘Research is creating new knowledge’, as said, since my childhood I was always into experimenting on things, even the smallest radio set in my home was a huge miracle to me as a child. Exploring into the parts of it was great learning. So thus my interest towards technology has begun, which made me participate and win various Science fairs conducted during school level. I stood FIRST in the SIR C.V.RAMAN test as an outstanding student in Science. Being one of the best students in my school I have scored 77% , which was one of the listed topper’s grades, in my X Standard.
So, furthermore, it is quite easy to enter and exit the market however, brand loyalty can influence how well your event planning does in the industry. Thus, consumers tend to look at the level of knowledge, expertise, and experience many event planning businesses entails in order to differentiate one from other competitors. Therefore, you tend to see that many consumers generally base their decisions and choices on if they have utilized the services previously, does the company have a great reputation, is the company known for exceptional services and events, and does other consumers speak highly about the business. All these factors contribute to how well a company excels over its competitors in the market. Moreover, these attributes and qualities brings forth and bridge brand loyalty among its consumers and potential consumers looking for quality services and companies within the event planning business and causes many event planning businesses to stand out and reign supreme over others. All the more making it harder for other incoming event planning business to excel due to others in the industry have the upper hand when it comes to knowledge and expertise according to many
The first and most crucial step is to create a solid plan. Plan should include the techniques, tools and data that are going to used in the project. The responsibilities of all the members should be distributed at this step. The utilization of resources and budgeting of the project should be done here. Management tools such as probability and Impact Matrix, FMEA are useful at this point.
After researching the impacts events have on regional development I have come to agree with the statement ‘The events industry is an effective and appropriate vehicle for facilitation of regional development’. The significance of this thesis is to critically discuss and demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between the events industry and regional development while also providing an understanding of the history of events and the increasing significance of the event industry in contemporary society. Real life examples from around the world are used to recognize and justify the event industry as part of the tourism sector and explore specific implications to event management. Various sectors of the events industry are identified and discussed to support the theoretical discussion on how the events industry is an effective and appropriate vehicle for facilitation of regional development.