Event Staffing and HR: Team Management
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Building the right events team is key to the [blank] of any event?

success

The pulsating nature of the events workforce requires more people for which of the following?

  • Planning an event
  • Marketing an event
  • Budgeting an event
  • On-site delivery (correct)

The complexity of the people-aspects of events should be underestimated.

False (B)

In an event planning structure, what is another term for the 'core team'?

<p>The 'team of teams' (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

The phrase '[blank] economy' has its origins in the music sector, but the events industry relies on the flexibility of staff to meet the changing requirements.

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

What is a key feature of ensuring that everyone is on the same page and aware of their role in managing a team of people to deliver a series of events?

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

Events require a smaller team to deliver on-site than is needed to plan the event.

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

The supply of artists is dominated by ______ men, particularly in the category of acts that have the ticket-selling clout for performing on the main stage.

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

What type of barriers are subconscious?

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What aspect of events management requires professional skills, specifically?

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The Events Management Body of Knowledge (EMBOK) is extremely valuable in the area of marketing.

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For smaller core teams, recruitment may be through formal associations or more [blank] networks, such as events educational establishments or personal contacts.

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

What is the rule of thumb to provide adequate on-site staffing for managing regular events?

<p>At least one experienced events manager for smaller events up to 100-150 attendees</p> Signup and view all the answers

Competition entails the need for a ______ and for losers, while collaboration and building alliances can enable successful outcomes.

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

At the UAE Pavilion, what was created by HSE during the initial stage in order to identify any foreseeable risks and allow for adequate planning and procurement of resources?

<p>An event management safety plan (EMSP)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Complex Event Delivery

Managing multiple aspects and logistics of events to ensure success.

Diversity in Teams

Incorporating individuals from varied backgrounds and perspectives.

Role Descriptions

Document detailing responsibilities and expectations for each team member in events.

Collaborative Working

Joint efforts of individuals or organizations for common goals in events.

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Staffing Levels

Determining the number of staff needed for various events.

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The Events Management Body of Knowledge (EMBOK)

Framework outlining the essential skills and knowledge in event management.

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Communication in Teams

Significant interaction among team members to ensure effective collaboration.

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Operational Events Team

Group responsible for executing the event planning process.

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Evaluation Process

Assessing the success and areas for improvement of an event after it occurs.

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Team-Building Tools

Methods and frameworks to enhance team collaboration and performance.

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Event Planning Phases

Stages in organizing an event: Idea, Project, Production, Evaluation.

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Pulsating Nature of Workforce

Dynamic and fluctuating staffing needs based on event requirements.

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Creative Processes in Events

Innovative approaches to designing and managing events.

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Strategic Partnerships

Collaborations with external organizations to enhance event success.

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Job Descriptions for Events

Detailed list of tasks and responsibilities for roles in event management.

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Diversity-led Organizations

Groups focused on promoting equality and representation in teams.

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Communication Preferences

Individual styles of conveying and receiving messages within teams.

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Event Production Phases

Steps from briefing to event execution and debriefing.

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Rehearsals in Events

Practicing event details before the actual day to ensure smooth execution.

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Feedback Mechanisms

Ways to gather opinions and evaluations from stakeholders post-event.

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Collaborative Approach

Encouraging teamwork among event participants for broader success.

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Event Management Tools

Software and resources that help manage various aspects of events.

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Stakeholder Engagement

Involving individuals or groups with an interest in the event’s success.

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Monitoring Events

Keeping track of progress and issues during event execution.

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Complex Team Structures

Organizational setups for events involving various specialized roles.

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Evaluation Reports

Documents analyzing the event's performance and outcomes.

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Recruitment Strategies

Methods to attract and select qualified individuals for event teams.

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Sourcing External Resources

Identifying and procuring outside services and products for events.

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Event Licensing

Securing necessary permits and approvals for hosting events.

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Study Notes

Staffing and Human Resources in Events

  • Building the right event team is crucial for success. Event delivery is complex, requiring many roles.
  • Event organizations need flexibility to adapt quickly to on-site demands.
  • This chapter explores working with a wider team, including those outside the organization.
  • It covers models for working with teams, identifying both benefits and drawbacks.
  • Effective communication is key to managing complex teams across all stakeholder relationships.
  • The chapter discusses the essential people-related aspects in event delivery.
  • The complexity arises because of the nature of event organizations.
  • Internal teams interact with multiple external contractors, vendors, and freelancers.
  • Event teams require more personnel for on-site delivery than for planning.
  • Various event-related issues, such as diverse team members and stakeholders, need to be managed effectively.

Complex People Concerns in Events

  • Event complexity grows with scale, and internal and external influences become more intricate, adding more layers of complexity.
  • Event types and attendee profiles (VIPs) increase complexity.
  • Event planning and delivery requires more people and flexible staffing.
  • These factors need more attention compared to other industries.
  • The workforce adapts to flexible formats and remote working arrangements.
  • Effective planning requires recognizing and managing diversity among organizers, staff, and volunteers.

Complex Team Structures

  • Events involve a 'team of teams'—core team members and other team members (suppliers, contractors, volunteers).
  • Event roles include permanent staff, and external contractors, and volunteers.
  • There is a need for a structured approach in planning and delivery when roles are outsourced to external parties.
  • Effective communication and documentation are essential for the team.

Staffing Levels and Practical Implications

  • Event team sizes vary based on the event's scale and complexity.
  • It is not sufficient for the team to be adequate for planning, the teams need to be large enough to meet on-site needs.
  • The workforce involved during event delivery should be larger than planning or preparatory stages.
  • Event staffing needs are contingent on the event’s nature and scale.
  • Event staff numbers fluctuate throughout event development and delivery.

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