Case Study: The benefits of using professional event management
What a regional festival can achieve by investing in professional event resources and collaborating with Local Government to drive results:
42% increase in ticket sales in one year!
How to develop new income streams for your event – a step by step guide
Create NSW's Creating New Income Toolkit is a practical guide on how to generate revenue, equally useful for events as for the artists it was written for.
The guide covers philanthropy, sponsorship, crowdfunding and new product development, itemising the steps needed to develop and grow these income streams.
What are the solutions to the biggest challenges for regional events?
A survey of regional and rural events throughout Australia was conducted in September 2018 to provide us with a better understanding of what their main challenges and opportunities are.
With close to 40 responses, the sample size provides some interesting insights and trends.
Trends in giving grants to events in Australia
Grant funding offers incredible support to events and festivals.
Events cost a lot of money, and grants are important sources of funds to pay for marketing, entertainment, and even infrastructure.
How to embrace your region's Indigenous community in your event
As a way for the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games to meaningfully include Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, they has done something no other major sporting event in the world has done: develop a Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) to leave a lasting and meaningful legacy for Indigenous Australians beyond the traditional inclusion of culture in Opening Ceremonies.
Couldn't make the Australian Event Symposium? Catch up here!
The 2017 Event Symposium was about events, technology and the Art of the Unexpected
How events can leave a legacy for a destination
Griffith University’s ‘Gold Coast business and the Commonwealth Games: Impact, legacy and opportunity’ paper, highlighted how the business community could gain benefit from this great opportunity.