Mastering Events and Event Management: My Expertise and Insights
Major Event Bidding Funnel: Why Cities Can’t Afford to Get It Wrong
Securing major events is a game-changer for host cities, but the process is far from simple. Learn how the Major Event Funnel can help cities streamline their bids, overcome common pitfalls, and land major events that boost the local economy and community pride.
Evaluating Event Owners’ Needs: A Key Part of the Event Bidding Feasibility Study
One key part of the event bidding feasibility study is understanding what event owners value most in a host city. By focusing on venue quality, economic incentives, public support, and more, cities can tailor their bids to align with the event owner’s priorities. This guide covers essential factors to evaluate.
How to Estimate Economic Impact and Effort in Event Bidding: 15 Key Points for Success
Cities considering bidding for major events must estimate economic, social, and environmental impacts early on. Here are 15 key areas to help make the best decision
The Problem with Economic Impact: Does the Money Really Stay in the Community?
Many cities compete to host large events, relying on economic impact projections to justify their bids. But do these numbers tell the full story? This blog explores the difference between economic impact and retained money, emphasizing how important it is for local economies to focus not just on how much money flows through the city, but how much stays and continues to benefit the community.
Event Economic Impact vs. Economic Retention: Why the Difference Matters
Understanding the difference between economic impact and economic retention is crucial when hosting major events. While the economic impact of an event represents the total money generated, economic retention reveals how much of that money stays in the local economy. This blog explores the importance of economic retention, compares scenarios, and offers practical tips for increasing the local benefits of hosting events. It's an essential read for cities in the event bidding process.