Comments for Event Focus

Comment on Party Games for Office Dos by Anjalee John

Anjalee John — Thu, 10 May 2012 10:34:31 +0000

Good day,
I am looking to hire a quiz game show in Johannesburg (venue to be confirmed) (noot vir noot style) it is for a function in June and for approximately 200 people, Please could you let me know if you can help and send costings for that too.

Kind Regards
Anjalee

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Comment on Coordinating a Matric Dance by mpho

mpho — Wed, 09 May 2012 21:29:50 +0000

please send more details on decor for matric dance and planing it

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Comment on Getting Sponsorship For Your Event by Tsediso vincent ramatsebe

Tsediso vincent ramatsebe — Tue, 08 May 2012 12:37:16 +0000

Guys, where do I propose for companies to sponsor my event

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Comment on The Big Dont’s When Organising A Charity Event by sergio rodriquez

sergio rodriquez — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 00:38:29 +0000

First of all, great coverage! Weather one runs her own corporate event, or for clients, event organizing and management requires significant investment of both time and budget, therefore I would stress that ROI control is critical. At my previous company we have spent at least a quarter of our marketing budget on events. No wonder that event management industry is one of the most rapidly growing industries in all over the world. And we all are funding it. . Comprehansive event automation tools a must thou – automation of event planning processes makes the whole thing much more manageable. By having combined purpose with technology we all can increase the reach and effectiveness of our next event. Great team is another key. If promotion folks are not synced with business development guys, we all, along with our ROI, are seriously screwed. lol. Btw, the article helped me to remember that I haven’t yet finished designing our booth for an exhibit that we participate in a few months. Press kit and attendees invites are not ready either. What am I thinking?! lol. I better get back to it. Once again, thanks for wonderful coverage.

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Comment on Becoming An Events Planner by eddie morales

eddie morales — Thu, 17 Feb 2011 00:38:28 +0000

First of all, wonderful post! Weather one runs her own corporate event, or for clients, event marketing and planning requires significant investment of both efforts and budget, therefore I would stress that ROI measures is critical. At my previous company we have spent at least a quarter of our marketing budget on events. No wonder that event management industry is one of the fastest growing industries in all over the world. And we all are financing it. lol. Solid event automation solutions absolutely necessary thou – automation of event management processes makes the whole process much more manageable. By having combined purpose with technology we all can increase the reach and effectiveness of our next event. Great team is another key. If promotion folks are not synchronized with bizdev guys, we all, along with our return on investment, are seriously screwed. . Btw, the article helped me to remember that I haven’t yet finished design of our booth for an exhibit that we participate in a few months. Brochures and guests invites are not ready either. What am I thinking?! lol. I better get back to it. Once again, thank you for wonderful post.

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Comment on Outdoor Teambuilding Activities by Brad, teamwork advocate

Brad, teamwork advocate — Thu, 10 Feb 2011 23:49:10 +0000

First of all, great article! It provoked a few ideas that I would like to post here. Teamwork is a dynamic process involving people with complementary backgrounds and skills, share common goals and exercise concentrated effort in assessing, planning, evaluating and executing towards the common goal. However, there are significant difficulties that are experienced while building collaborative groups among individuals. We must take into consideration cultural and personal differences, professional, social differences, education disparities and gender disparities. Unsolved communication barriers, poor commitment from all stakeholders undermine the spirit of team. We should also count in factors such as differences in political views. Organizations often fail to design practical policies to govern team building, so all efforts become obsolete sooner that they can settle to become useful for any institution.

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