Events management: principles and practice - Tapa blanda

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Praise for the previous edition:

'This is an excellent publication that correctly reviews the external environment associated with events, both in the context of the theoretical and operational' - Neil Robinson, Salford Business School, University of Salford, UK

The new edition of this popular accessible text gives students a thorough and contemporary grounding in both the fundamentals and strategic responsibilities of successful event management. Purposefully broad in scope, the text combines theory with practical knowledge and terminology, ensuring readers develop a flexible and commercially-acute skill set.

Topics covered range from law, marketing and finance to introductory guides to sound, lighting and multimedia equipment, providing students with the practical knowledge they need for a career in Events Management. Theory is brought to life in a range of case studies and examples throughout the text.

As well as updated examples and legislation, this edition introduces new chapters on:

• Event entrepreneurship

• Project management and financing

• New Multimedia technology for events organisers

• Sustainable festivals and events

• Long term legacy and impacts

• The future of the industry

An accompanying Companion Website provides students with discussion questions and video links. The website also provides an Instructor's Manual and PowerPoint slides for lecturers.

This text is an ideal resource for undergraduate students who are studying Events Management for the first time.

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The Second Edition of Events Management: An Integrated and Practical Approach gives students studying Events Management a thorough grounding in the fundamental principles of event management. Purposefully broad in scope, the text combines a detailed application of theory with practical knowledge and terminology, ensuring readers develop a flexible and commercially-relevant skill set. Topics covered range from law, marketing and finance to introductory guides to sound, lighting and multimedia equipment, providing students with the practical knowledge they need for a career in Events Management. Theory is brought to life in a range of case studies and examples throughout the text. The new edition introduces new chapters on: " Social media " Mobile multimedia technology " Sustainable festivals and events An accompanying companion website provides students with full-text journal articles and useful weblinks. The website also provides an Instructor's Manual and PowerPoint slides for lecturers. This text is an ideal resource for undergraduate and postgraduate graduate studying Events Management for the first time.