Project Description
Festival & Special Event Management, Essentials Edition
Allen, Harris, Jago, Tatrai, Jonson, D’Arcy
Print ISBN : 9780730369400 | Digital ISBN : 9780730369370
Allen’s Festival and Special Event Management, Essentials Edition serves as a concise yet comprehensive, step-by-step handbook for modern event management. This Essentials edition gives students contemporary lessons and insights that they can relate to. It brings theory to life through copious practical examples, illustrative diagrams and unique case studies demonstrating best practices and pitfalls.
Industry experts from across APAC’s event planning sector have contributed content to key contemporary topics including sustainability, risk management, project management and strategic alignment to client goals.
Currency and relevance
Updated APAC case studies, examples and insights from industry experts.
Skills-focussed
Whatever type of events your students specialise in, this text will help them build key practitioner skills and pursue their careers with confidence.
Future Skills Guide
Unique to Wiley, our Future Skills Guide provides expert and practical advice on career preparedness making for more future-ready graduates.
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Contributor, Festival & Special Event Management, Essential Edition
Let one of the amazing contributors of Festival & Special Event Management, Essentials Edition, Eamon D’Arcy, take you through his biggest projects and career as a whole, the importance of event design and why this title is so valuable to students.
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The latest edition of Festival & Special Event Management, Essentials Edition, includes these key features:
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- Jargon-free, user-friendly language for students
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- Marketing chapter now encompasses promotion and sponsorship
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- A new chapter on event design and production replaces chapters on staging and logistics
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- Extensive updates to case studies, examples and references
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- Contextualised for today – references to social media and digital technologies are embedded throughout, rather than in isolated sections
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- A Future Skills Guide that helps your students prepare for their future with practical and critical advice
Table of contents | |
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Chapter 1. An overview of the event field | Chapter 9. Marketing and sponsorship planning |
Chapter 2. Perspective on events | Chapter 10. Event tourism planning |
Chapter 3. Event impacts and legacies | Chapter 11. Event risk management planning |
Chapter 4. Conceptualising the event | Chapter 12. Sustainable event planning |
Chapter 5. Strategic event planning | Chapter 13. Legal considerations in event planning |
Chapter 6. Event project planning | Chapter 14. Event design and production |
Chapter 7. Event financial planning | Chapter 15. Event evaluation and research |
Chapter 8. Human resources planning and events |
Rob Harris (ACEM, UTS)
Leo Jago (Surrey)
Andrew Tatrai (Ace Security)
Paul Jonson (UTS)
Eamon D’Arcy (Emerson + Lorrimer Pty Ltd)
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TextbookAvailable as a full colour printed textbook, this Essentials title is perfect for today’s students who seek concise content presented alongside great examples and cases to ground theory in practical application. |
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Wendy Symonds
Marketing and Brand Manager
The Royal Botanic Garden Sydney
“As both a practitioner and a teacher in the area of event management, I have found the text Festival and Special Event Management to significantly contribute to my own, and my students, professional development. In particular, its focus on event project management, design and production, and the insights it provides into associated areas such as event environmental sustainability, the relationship between events and tourism, and risk management provide a well-rounded appreciation of what is required to be a professional in today’s fast moving event industry. Additionally, readers should find its approach to be highly accessible with concepts, theories and practices really well-supported by examples, event profiles and case studies – rather than the overly theoretical approach I’ve experienced in many other event management texts”.
Jade Whiteley
Event Producer, Lecturer & Presenter