How do you plan an event? What do you need to know? Well, how long is a piece of string?
In this blog post, we’ll shed light on three often-overlooked aspects of event planning and explore how addressing these gaps can make all the difference.
A question we get a lot and one I am sure most CEOs, CFOs and any small business want to know the answer to: “Can an administration officer run an event?”.
In the industry of event planning and management, there is one topic that often remains shrouded in mystery and silence: pricing. It is a taboo subject that is seldom discussed openly, yet it plays a pivotal role in shaping the dynamics of the events industry.
Every successful event begins with a vision, a spark of creativity that evolves into an immersive experience.
However, turning that vision into reality requires more than just creativity—it demands resources, funding, and support.
This is where event grants step onto the stage. Event grants are a lifeline for event organisers, providing the financial backing needed to transform ideas into memorable occasions.
This is an element of events that might not be spoken about often – cancelling or rescheduling an event. Let’s talk about it
The events industry is a complex web of coordination, involving multiple teams, vendors, and stakeholders coming together to create memorable experiences. With all moving parts and different people involved, the approval process in the events industry can be time consuming if no system is established.
Event planning is like orchestrating a complex symphony, with numerous moving parts that require careful coordination and preparation.
One of the key factors that can make or break the success of an event is the amount of time allocated for planning. The question that often arises is, how far out should you plan an event? What are the event planning deadlines?
Event sponsorships are a game-changer for promoting and financing your event. While you might feel this is a daunting process, we have put together a guide to help you find, contact, and secure sponsors successfully.
Knowledge is power. So when understanding who to hire to help you in your business, it is important to understand the role they play.
So, working with an Events Manager, what can you expect? What does this look like?
I have heard it before “why should I hire an event planner/manager? Don’t they cost too much money?”.
My answer, no. If you hire an expert events manager or planner with the right connections and the right expertise, it will not cost you more.
Bonacci Agency, while a young brand, is full of experience and knowledge. We started in 2019, why? Because after the Founder of Bonacci Agency, Casey (me) returned to Gippsland in 2018 I saw a gap in the market. While having conversations with locals, it was...
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A passionate Event Manager with over 10 years’ experience, Casey has worked in a range of sectors, from local government in regional Victoria and iconic-venue spaces in Melbourne, to leading event agencies in London. She has successfully managed large...