TAILIEUCHUNG - The Event Planning Industry

These events range from first-birthday parties to political fundraisers, anniversaries, bar and bat mitzvahs, fashion shows, product launches, conferences, graduations, and reunions, to name just a few! According to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal, it takes about 150 hours for a planner, working with her staff, to produce a major event from start to finish. You do the math. Millions of events multiplied by hundreds of hours spent planning equals many, many opportunities for those entering this field. Yes, working in the field of event planning can mean long hours and high-stress moments—when the kitchen is accidentally set ablaze, for instance (something that Cheryl Hagner, Director. | Chapter 1 The Event Planning Industry This book is a guide to developing a thriving business in this rapidly growing industry. It is an exciting time to throw your party hat into the event planning ring as event planners are being called upon to develop and stage literally millions of events every year. These events range from first-birthday parties to political fundraisers anniversaries bar and bat mitzvahs fashion shows product launches conferences graduations and reunions to name just a few According to a recent report in The Wall Street Journal it takes about 150 hours for a planner working with her staff to produce a major event from start to finish. You do the math. Millions of events multiplied by hundreds of hours spent planning equals many many opportunities for those entering this field. Yes working in the field of event planning can mean long hours and high-stress moments when the kitchen is accidentally set ablaze for instance something that Cheryl Hagner Director of University Events and Scheduling at Wesleyan University faced with aplomb . For the event planners interviewed in this guide though the rewards far outweigh any possible negatives. The field of event planning is fast-paced creative innovative energizing and offers the real possibility for earning big dollars. This first chapter offers an overview looking at what event planners do and why they do it. The chapter also includes an overview of the special events industry and a sampling of ideas for conducting your own market research a must-do when creating a new business of any kind. THE WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE AND WHY OF EVENT PLANNING We begin by considering the who what when where why and how of event planning although not in that order . What Is Event Planning This question actually breaks down into two questions What kinds of events are we talking about What is event planning First what kinds of events are we talking about They include Celebrations fairs parades weddings reunions birthdays .

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