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Event Role Players
Buyer Supplier
Partners
The Event
Sponsors Audience
Phil Schaaf, creator, identifies threeunderlying principles:1.Events Management requires sponsors
2.Event Performers requires compensation
3.Sponsors need events for exposure
Buyers
•Corporate – divided into three segments:
Shallow: low budget
Mid-Level: e.g. product launch
Deep: Upmarket events
Buyers
Examples of Corporate Events:•Product Launches•Exhibitions•Training seminars•Team building•Board Meetings
Buyers
• Association“SMERF” MarketSocial Military Educational Religious Fraternal
Not profitable but generally very loyal.
Buyers
• Government
Similar to the Association Buyer - Local authorities / Education Bodies / Health Agencies
SuppliersMain suppliers are Destinations & Venues•Destinations: location is paramountFavourite destinations comprise of the four “A’s”s:
Attractiveness – natural/man made offerings
Amenities – accommodation/entertainment
SuppliersAccess – local transport infrastructure
Ancillary services – health, safety, etc.
Suppliers•Venues: Hotels make up a large portion of Event Venues. Other – Civic Centres / Academic / Purpose-built / Unusual
NB: Vital that you do a SWOT (Strengths; Weaknesses; Opportunities; Threats) Analysis of the venue before finalising the shortlist
Partners•Media
•City or Municipal
•Promotional
•Logistics
•Research or academic
Errol Arendz is a South African designer who is known for dressing and styling numerous celebrities.
He graduated from the Fashion Academy in Johannesburg in 1973, with top honours.
He designed the cabin crew and ground staff uniforms for South African Airways.
Arendz has been operating from the Errol Arendz flagship store at 66 Hout Street, Cape Town, since 1991.
Specs•3 CT based Fashion Designers
•Launch of their Spring 2012 Collection
•Mid July 2012
•120 – 150 guests
Specs
Kirstenbosch
Summary
•Relationship between key role players
•Distinguish between the buyer and supplier
•Different partners
ReferencesCape Argus Pick ‘n Pay Cycle Tourwww.cycletour.co.za
Eddy Cassar PRwww.eddycassar.co.za
University of Cape Townwww.uct.ac.za/research