1. Books/Magazines
- Keeping track of the latest trends, so you aware!
- Interviews and feature stories on upcoming events and professionals in the industry.
- Collecting useful resources and references.
Examples:
2. Internet (Websites/Blogs)
- Staying updated 24/7 for the latest news.
- Sharing opinions and getting advice via blogs.
- Formal websites run by government organisations and well-known events groups can assist with information on legal and codes of conduct.
Examples:
Event Management Blog
Event Birdie Blog
- These courses help guide you in the right direction for your events management career.
- Help you gain contacts who can assist with your work.
- Make you aware and teach you new things about the industry.
Examples:
- Australian Centre for Event Management (UTS) which offers courses, seminars, undergrad and postgrad programs. Providing the latest research on events and assisting with work experience.
-Bachelor of Business
4. Work Colleagues
- Assisting each other and giving advice.
- Discussion.
Examples:
- Collaboration between colleagues to communicate ideas.
- Team meetings.
5. Personal Observation
- Research.
- Attending other events such as functions.
Examples:
- Surveys and taking notes.
- Photography and keeping records.
All these examples assist the quality of work when it comes to event management.
