Event management is a discipline which is concerned with the planning, budgeting, organizing and execution of cultural, business or social events, including festivals, ceremonies, parties, concerts, conferences, product launches, press conferences and seminars. And the event manager is responsible for planning and managing all creative, technical and logistical elements of events that may include budgeting, client service, audio-visual presentation, event design and marketing strategy.

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The business of special events, including festivals and conferences, has grown enormously not only in Canada but also internationally. This sector now significantly contributes to the tourism industry, both in terms of revenue as well as employment. This means that event management is a continuously evolving field and will continue to generate employment in the times to come. Consequently, it can be said that the current is the best time to enter the industry and ...

Event planning and management has come a long way. Gone are the days when people behind the scenes who got the job done were not in limelight and remained anonymous. Nowadays, the field offers great recognition, handsome pay packages and creative satisfaction.

The event industry is rapidly growing with no signs of slowing down. Events not only create mass awareness but also stimulate economies, promote tourism, generate revenue, involve public and promote art and culture. Event management may ...

Your school’s open house, that program information session you attended, and upcoming job fairs all have something in common. They’re not just career advancement platforms, but all are events that take a lot of planning and careful execution.A smooth program delivery requires event management, where visitors can enjoy a timely event, full of anticipation for the knowledge, products, or services displayed from each activity. 

A career in event management is full of hard work but high reward...