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What is included in the formula to compute the ticket price?

  • Variable cost per attendee and promotion cost per attendee
  • Only fixed costs and desired profit
  • Only the variable cost per attendee
  • Variable costs, profit percentage, and applicable sales taxes (correct)

In the Philippines, there is a mandatory value-added tax of 15%.

False (B)

In addition to ticket sales, sponsors provide __________ revenue for events.

incremental

What is the formula for calculating the variable cost percentage?

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Match the following items related to sponsorship with their respective descriptions:

<p>Identify possible sponsors = Select sponsors whose product matches the event Benefits to sponsors = Promotional mileage or advertising exposure How much to raise = Dictates the extent of solicitation efforts required Check connection network = Who among personal contacts can help solicit sponsors</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is a crucial step that an event manager should take before a discussion at an event?

<p>Take at least one other member of the event team to take notes (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

It is advised for an event manager to handle all responsibilities alone to ensure success.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What role does an event manager play in relation to the event team?

<p>A master architect who creates a structure for team collaboration.</p> Signup and view all the answers

An essential aspect of event management is to define the ___ of each member of the event team.

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Match the tasks involved in running an event with their descriptions:

<p>Dividing tasks = Creating an organizational structure Engaging professional help = Deciding whether to hire external experts or use in-house resources Motivating the team = Inspiring members to work towards a common objective Mastering presentation = Delivering plans effectively to an audience</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a question an event manager asks when examining the event plan?

<p>Who will be attending? (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An effective event manager focuses only on reducing costs without considering profits.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What must an event manager consider in addition to costs when planning an event?

<p>Affordability and value.</p> Signup and view all the answers

The event timeline helps in identifying activities that must be completed by a certain ________.

<p>date</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following aspects of event management with their descriptions:

<p>Cost management = Balancing revenues and profits Time management = Allocating and organizing time for tasks Resource allocation = Using available resources effectively Event objectives = Goals that the event aims to achieve</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the three basic parts of an event budget?

<p>Revenues, expenses, and profits (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

An event budget can be created without any prior knowledge of the estimated expenses.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of drafting an event timeline?

<p>To monitor accomplishments and ensure timely planning of the event.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Budgets stem from funds that have been earmarked for the event or simply how much the host intends to spend for this event, which is known as the __________.

<p>budgetary limit</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following budgetary terms with their definitions:

<p>Revenue = Income generated from the event Expenses = Costs incurred to organize the event Profit = Remaining funds after expenses are deducted</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which factor is NOT typically considered when drawing up a budget?

<p>Personal preferences of the event manager (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Monitoring the event budget is not necessary once it has been finalized.

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What is the importance of achieving a return on investment (ROI) for events?

<p>To ensure that the financial resources used for the event generate profit or meet financial goals.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following pieces of information should be provided to sponsors?

<p>Audience size and profile (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Individual donors typically require significant advertising and merchandising mileage in exchange for their contributions.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Name one type of expense that can be covered through gifts in kind.

<p>Food for preparatory meetings, costumes, accommodations, transportation, printing, awards, giveaways, or advertising placements.</p> Signup and view all the answers

Merchandise sales help sustain the memory of the event experience and are a potential source of substantial ______.

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Match the following sources of revenue with their descriptions:

<p>Exhibit or booth rental fees = Allow companies access to event audience Concession fees = Opportunities for food and souvenir sales Merchandise sales = Souvenir items to enhance event experience Supplier discounts = Negotiated lower costs for goods and services</p> Signup and view all the answers

What should organizers do when considering concession fees?

<p>Identify opportunities for complementary sales (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Photos of merchandising activities should not be provided to sponsors.

<p>False (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What are the three basic parts of a budget for hosted events?

<p>Revenues, expenses, and profits (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is one way to acknowledge individual donors during an event?

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Fixed costs in event planning vary with the number of attendees.

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What should be aimed for in profit-oriented events?

<p>Increase revenues to levels much higher than expenses</p> Signup and view all the answers

The objective of break-even events is to recover all expenses through __________ generated.

<p>revenues</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match each cost type with its description:

<p>Fixed costs = Expenses likely to remain unchanged regardless of attendance Variable costs = Expenses that fluctuate based on the number of attendees</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is NOT a typical approach for setting ticket prices?

<p>Offer the lowest price regardless of costs (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Revenue generation is less important for hosted events than for profit-oriented events.

<p>True (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Identify one key factor organizers should consider for pricing approaches.

<p>Return on the audience's investment</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Ticket Price Calculation

The ticket price is determined by adding variable costs per attendee, promotion costs per attendee, targeted profit percentage, and applicable sales taxes.

Sponsorship Revenue

Income generated from sponsors who support the event in exchange for promotional benefits and advertising exposure.

Variable Cost Percentage

The percentage of total revenue that goes towards variable costs, calculated by dividing total variable cost by total revenue.

Sponsorship Solicitation

The process of approaching potential sponsors to secure financial support for the event.

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Sponsor Selection

Choosing sponsors whose products or services align with the event's image and target audience.

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Event Budget

A financial plan for an event, outlining revenue and expenses, ensuring the event stays within its financial limits.

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Variable Costs

Expenses that change depending on the event's scale, such as catering, entertainment, and decorations.

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Fixed Costs

Expenses that stay consistent regardless of the event's size, such as venue rental, insurance, and permits.

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Event Revenue

The total income generated from the event, including ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise.

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Event Expenses

All the costs incurred planning and executing the event, including variable and fixed costs.

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Profit (Event)

The difference between the event's revenue and expenses - it can be positive (profit) or negative (loss).

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Budget Monitoring System

A method to track and analyze the event budget's progress, ensuring it stays on track.

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Event Timeline

A detailed schedule of tasks and deadlines for planning and executing the event.

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Resource Allocation

The process of strategically distributing available resources, like budget, time, and staff, across different event tasks.

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Event Objectives

Specific goals the event aims to achieve, such as raising awareness, generating leads, or building relationships.

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Financial Efficiency

Maximizing the use of resources to achieve financial success, balancing revenue, costs, and profits.

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Sponsor Feedback

Information provided by sponsors about how their sponsorship performed, including audience reach, media exposure, and merchandising results.

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Merchandising Mileage

The extent to which event merchandise featuring sponsor logos is sold or distributed, reflecting the sponsor's brand visibility.

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Gifts in Kind

Contributions of goods or services in lieu of cash, often used to cover event expenses.

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Concession Fees

Income from renting space to vendors selling food, souvenirs, or services at an event.

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Merchandise Sales

Revenue generated from selling event souvenirs or memorabilia to attendees.

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Supplier Discounts

Negotiated price reductions from vendors, helping reduce event costs.

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Exhibit Rental Fees

Income from renting space at an event to companies showcasing their products or services.

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Audience Profile

A description of the target audience for an event, including demographics, interests, and behaviors.

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Event Team Structure

Organizing the event team by dividing tasks and creating a clear hierarchy to ensure efficient execution.

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Event Team Roles

Assigning specific responsibilities to each team member based on their skills and experience for optimal event execution.

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In-House vs. Outsourced Talent

Deciding whether to use internal staff or hire external professionals based on budget, expertise, and project scope.

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Motivating the Event Team

Inspiring and directing the team towards the common goal by communicating effectively, providing clear guidance, and fostering a positive work environment.

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Event Manager as Master Architect

The event manager's role in creating a structured framework for team members to work within, ensuring collaborative effort and achieving the overall event objective.

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Event Planning Timeline

A visual representation of all tasks needed to plan and execute an event, with each task assigned to a person or team and a timeframe for completion.

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Return on Investment (ROI)

The benefit an attendee receives from attending the event, measured against the cost of attendance.

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Break-Even Event

An event where the revenue generated from ticket sales and sponsorships covers all expenses, resulting in no profit or loss.

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Profit-Oriented Event

An event where the goal is to generate a profit, meaning revenue exceeds expenses.

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Ticket Pricing

The process of determining the cost of attending the event, considering expenses, target audience, and market competition.

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Study Notes

Chapter 7: Working On Event Budgets And Timelines

  • Event managers use two crucial resources: time and money.
  • Budgets are numeric plans that bring event plans to life.
  • This chapter explains creating financial budgets and time plans for events.
  • Event budgets include revenue, expenses, and profit considerations for planning.

Understanding Event Expenses

  • Event plans' expenses can be categorized as fixed or variable.
  • Fixed costs remain consistent, regardless of attendance.
  • Variable costs change based on the number of attendees.
  • The total cost is calculated by multiplying variable cost per participant by the number of participants and adding fixed costs.

Chapter 7: Tool Box

  • Lists possible event expenses, e.g., invitations, advertising, registration, staff travel, and atmosphere elements (decor).
  • Provides a helpful memory aid for event planning.

Chapter 8: Presenting The Event Plan

  • Detailed event plan presentation to stakeholders'
  • Explain the rationale of the event, detailing its purpose and benefits for the client.

Chapter 9: The Event Team

  • Building teams for event execution is essential.
  • Event managers create organizational structure and define roles for efficient teamwork.

Chapter 10: Event Logistics

  • This chapter shows that event planning entails detailed logistics for successful execution.
  • Understanding resource requirements (materials, personnel, vendors, etc.) is vital.
  • Event managers should work with prospective suppliers to determine the best choices.
  • Contracts, timetables, and communication are important components for efficient event management.

Chapter 11: The Control Function: Monitoring Work, Time, and Money

  • Controlling is a critical event manager function, just as important as planning, organizing, and directing.
  • Measurements of performance against predetermined objectives and corrections are vital.
  • The control process involves setting standards, measuring performance, and correcting deviations.

Chapter 12: The Event Evaluation

  • Evaluating the event is just as important as planning and execution.
  • Gathering audience feedback is critical for future events.
  • Post-event evaluations should look at the event's objectives, schedule, and the venue in detail.
  • This chapter highlights important aspects of evaluating outcomes and drawing conclusions.

General Event Control Tools

  • Event Timetable (Gantt chart, project management software)
  • Event Sequence Guide (details the timing of each event sequence).
  • Event Budget Monitor(tracking income and expenses).

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Test your knowledge on critical event management principles, including ticket pricing, responsibilities of event managers, and sponsorships. This quiz covers essential components that influence successful event planning and execution. Assess your understanding of aspects like variable costs and team roles.

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