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Study Notes
Week 14: Event Impacts, Sustainability
- The lecture covers event impacts and sustainability
- Event management trends include demographic shifts and sustainable practices
- COVID-19 significantly impacted event formats, creating online and hybrid events
Class Content
- Event impacts, including positive and negative experiences
- Demographic trends in event management
- Sustainability trends, focusing on green events
- How COVID-19 altered event formats, with the rise of online and hybrid events
Event Impacts
- Personal impacts encompass both positive and negative experiences
- Organizational impacts involve finance, human resources, capacity, and marketing aspects
- External impacts affect the economy, environment, society, and culture
Economic Impacts
- Economic impact assessment considers geographical areas like towns, cities, regions, and countries
- Assessing economic impact involves identifying impacted industries like construction, tourism, etc.
- Data collection focuses on direct impacts within identified sectors
Multiplier Effect
- Measuring the economic impact of an event involves direct, indirect, and induced spending
- Direct spending includes event attendance costs, transportation, hospitality, ticket prices
- Indirect spending circulates event income to event suppliers, national and local government, and employees
- Induced spending results in further economic activity supported by the initial event income
Input-Output Method
- Input-output modeling assesses the economic impact of events "before and after"
- It analyzes relationships between industrial sectors and specific regions
- Data used includes national-level statistical datasets in the model
Cost-Benefit Analysis
- Comparing event costs with generated benefits determines viability
- Viable events have benefits exceeding costs
- The analysis considers both tangible and intangible factors
Environmental Impacts
- Assessing environmental impacts requires data collection, including baseline data before the event
- Primary impacts include construction, waste management, and carbon footprint
- Secondary impacts concern travel, venue usage, and accommodation by attendees
Social Impacts
- Event impacts encompass inconvenience, community identity/cohesion, and personal frustration
- Positive impacts include increased socialization, community growth/development and opportunities for learning/engagement
- Negative impacts include crime or vandalism
Demographic Trends
- Younger participants strongly influence the demand for tech-integrated events
- Strategies for events must consider a balance between youthful energy and experience
- Demographics reflect a 73% male/27% female split in event participation, highlighting an imbalance requiring improvements
Professional Experience in Event Management
- Event management professionals are often those with 0-5 years of experience (65% of the field)
- Mid-career professionals with 6-10 years also contribute significantly
- The category of senior experts with more than 11 years of experience is comparatively small (8% of the field)
Sustainable Events
- Sustainable events aim for net-zero carbon emissions and renewable energy use, incorporating carbon offset programs
- Zero-waste initiatives emphasize reusable materials, composting, and recycling programs, aiming for sustainability
- Sustainable sourcing prioritizes eco-friendly, locally sourced products, and strategic partnerships with local vendors
Sustainability and Green Events (in 2024)
- Green venues prioritize strong sustainability credentials through LEED-certified buildings and water-saving features
- Community engagement involves empowering local communities and fostering sustainability partnerships
Online Events
- Online events enable virtual gatherings and interaction across distances
- Features include accessibility, cost-effectiveness, interactive elements, and scalability
- Event types include webinars, virtual conferences, and live streams
Hybrid Events
- Hybrid events incorporate both in-person and virtual experiences
- Key features include live streaming, interactive elements (like Q&A and polls), and on-site and virtual components
- The result is increased audience reach, flexibility, and comprehensive data collection
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This quiz explores the various impacts of events on sustainability and the changes in event management trends. Key topics include demographic shifts, the effects of COVID-19 on event formats, and the importance of green practices in events. Delve into the positive and negative personal, organizational, and external impacts associated with events.