Successful event organisation is a case of anticipating problems & opportunities,as maximising the effectiveness of resources.Critically analyse how far this statement goes in summarise the necessary skills needed by event manager in running a large

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Essay (2000 words)

Essay Title:

‘Successful event organisation is, invariably, a case of anticipating potential problems and opportunities, as well as maximising the effectiveness of your resources.’ Critically analyse how far this statement goes in summing up the necessary skills needed by an event manager in running a large event. In answering the question you must draw on event management good practice, as identified in academic sources, as well as your own observations of event organisation.

Please note that ” Critically analyse how far this statement goes in summing up the necessary skills needed by an event manager in running a large event” within the essay question, does not require you to select a named event, but simply what (any) large event may need.
Journals for references:

International Journal of Event Management Research
International Journal of Event and Festival Management
Event Management, an International Journal
Tourism Management
Annals of Tourism Research
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