EVENT PLANNING: comprehensive guide.

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EVENT PLANNING: comprehensive guide

PRE-PLANNING

Step One: Start with an Idea

The Idea: Fill out the Basics: WHAT WHEN WHY WHO HOW What is your event? WHEN When is your ideal date? WHY Why are you having this event? What is the purpose? WHO Who is the target audience? HOW How will this event be accomplished? How much time do you need?

Step Two: Check dates

Dates On Campus: Off Campus: Utilize VEMS to check and solidify dates RSO’s can register space one year in advance in VEMS Off Campus: Call venues to check dates and prices Prices for venues may vary depending on the time of year

Step Three: Start a Budget

Budget Contact vendors to get quotes for your event this should include: Artist/speaking fees Facility fees Catering funds Giveaways Publicity Fees Food and refreshments Assess the budget with your organization, if feasible begin planning the event

PLANNING TIMELINE

12 WEEKS OUT Contact artist/agency, gather information, check dates and finalize prices Identify and invite community partners Finalize the overall mission of the event. Understand technical needs If the event is on campus, work with Conference and Event Services to confirm technical needs Fill out the Event Registration form in TigerZone

11 WEEKS OUT Begin working on publicity and brainstorming a marketing plan WHO is this event for? How are you going to target this event? Start creating graphics and understanding the overall feel of the event

10 WEEKS OUT Finalized the publicity plan Finalize space reservation process Ensure all proper forms are filled out with Conference and Event Services, Physical Plant, etc. If you need a STAGE you must work with Physical Plant to set it up.

9 WEEKS OUT If a ticketed event, begin working on a ticket distribution plan If your event is in the Rose Theatre or University Center, explore the option of using memphis.edu/tigertix

8 WEEKS OUT Place your carting order If on campus: Utilize Tiger Dining/Aramark. You can get quotes directly from their website If you do not see something you would like from Tiger Dining, contact them for custom dishes or options Check on vendor contracts and begin finalizing Create a supplies list and begin acquiring Confirm community partners

6 WEEKS OUT Begin publicizing your event Posters University Center – Take to UC 255 and email to ucmedia@memphis.edu Other Campus Buildings – Check with the office the bulletin boards are in front of Social Media Follow up with vendors, if contracts and performance agreements are not signed Arrange with police if your event is going to have more than 300 people (this will be noted in your Event Registration Form)

4 WEEKS OUT Create a volunteer list for the day of your event Who do you need where? Greeters Hospitality Money Management Vendor Contacts Check In Table / Information Table This is event specific Continue publicizing your event Optional: Order t-shirts for your event Review your event with Conference and Event Services.

3 WEEKS OUT Update any necessary documents regarding day of timeline, contracts, catering, etc. Check in with community partners Continue event promotion Start to finalize RSVPs Follow up with vendors

2 WEEKS OUT Finalize your supplies (started in week 8) Finalize your volunteers and member roles for the day of the event Send information to SGA E-News on TigerZone This will send your event out in an all school Be sure to include your graphic, any important links, and all pertinent event information

1 WEEK OUT Social Media blasts Finalize itinerary Final contact with vendors Confirm all arrangements Walk through event with your organization, ideally in the physical space Identify an Event Risk Manager

DAY OF EVENT Event planner and risk manager should be at the event the entire time Work with vendors to get all elements in place Continue publicizing on social media Have FUN! Utilize an in-event evaluation

AFTER EVENT Clean up Remove all promotional material from campus Evaluate the event with your organization Stars & Wishes Thank You notes Ensure payments have been complete Create a Historical file for the next year

CAMPUS PARTNERS

CAMPUS PARTNERS UNIVERSITY CENTER ROSE THEATRE POLICE PARKING Lauren Shelley Manager Conference & Event Scheduling FIT & UC lauren.shelley@memphis.edu ROSE THEATRE Lizzie Fudge Manager, Event Support & Services UC and Rose Theatre e.fudge@memphis.edu POLICE Derek Myers Assistant Chief of Police, Director of Police Operations dmyers@memphis.edu PARKING Tommy Miller Assistant Director, Parking & Transportation tmller19@memphis.edu TIGER COPY & GRAPHICS tigercopygraphics@memphis.edu