May 23, 2012 events management is the musthave introductory text providing a complete az of the principles and practices of planning, managing and staging events. Jul 22, 2012 the level of employee motivation plays significant role in the level of quality in special events because the perception of quality by the customers is created as a result of interactions with staff at various levels bowdin et al, 2006. This bibliography was generated on cite this for me on wednesday, march 7, 2018. According to bowdin et al 2006, megaevents have materialized as a significant part of urban and regional regeneration, through their ability to show redevelopment and enhancement, they begin to attract investment, increase tourism and branding of the city which is hosting. During this period of economic crisis the ipl has built a strong base for the south africas tourist industry bowdin et al. In addition to this, bowdin et al 2006 argued that, local people in a hosting community value the pride of hosting events, and are prepared to put up with some shortterm boundaries and inconveniences in order to gain the benefits.
This is an introductory, firstyear textbook for students of events management and. Events management second edition provides an introduction to the principles and practices associated with planning, managing and staging events. The routledge handbook of events explores and critically evaluates the debates and controversies associated with this rapidly expanding discipline. Within the growth directions of the tourism industry, which currently represents the fourth largest industry in the world in terms of export, events act as catalysts for attracting visitors and imagemakers, creating destination profiles, positioning destinations in the market, and providing competitive advantages bowdin et al. The sports event planning process strategic sports event. A short overview of the balls current economic impact is displayed in table 1. Analysis of international convention, exhibition and meeting. Mar 21, 20 i have been reading several books, including bowdin et al. Events management is the musthave introductory text providing a complete az of the principles and practices of planning, managing and staging events. The industry is analysed in general while the global focus is held when concentrating on the issues the industry is facing.
It is not surprising, therefore, that the academic study of events and event management has long focused upon the impacts or consequences of events. No part of this book may be reproduced, in any form or by any means. The government realizing this has taken the initiative to support and promote events that will provide for economic development, nation building and tourism. Events management, third edition by glenn bowdin johnny allen william otoole rob harris ian mcdonnell20101008 by glenn bowdin johnny allen william otoole rob harris ian mcdonnell. Thus my book project on pindars kyrenean odes pythian 4, 5, and 9 traces out how pindars language of travel, topographical description, and overall geographic concerns in all three poems seems to suggest a programmatic interest in presenting the libyan polis of kyrene as greek as possible. Bowdin, 9781856178181, available at book depository with free delivery worldwide. Be the first to ask a question about events management. J exploring the concepts involved in planning events, this study is designed to develop an understanding of the key issues which include. Events management glenn bowdin, johnny allen, rob harris. Aug 14, 2010 buy events management 3 by bowdin, glenn a. Whether youve loved the book or not, if you give your honest and detailed thoughts then people will find new books that are right for them.
Strategic application of events shura sheffield hallam. Therefore, focuses on a uk perspective of the events industry, which provides key concepts regarding event planning and management. Managed effectively, planned events are a pervasive tool in the delivery of strategic goals for organisations in the public, private, and not for profits sectors getz, 2007. It brings together leading specialists from range of disciplinary backgrounds and geographical regions, to provide stateoftheart theoretical reflection and empirical research on the evolution of the subject. Its a text book, the most boring book about the most exciting topic. Glenn a j bowdin, uk centre for events management, leeds. The successful solution to the problem is achieved through a purposeful. All elements in event delivery have to be considered in the decision to deliver the event. Three key literature for event management students alice. The book provides the reader with both a tool for greater understanding of. Analysis of international convention, exhibition and. Reed educational and professional publishing, melbourne. Johnny allen is foundation director of the australian centre for event management, university of technology, sydney, australia.
G bowdin, j allen, w otoole, r harris, i mcdonnell. Due to covid19, all campus library buildings remain closed until further notice however there is continued availability of many library services. Everyday low prices and free delivery on eligible orders. An overview of events management request pdf researchgate. Book by glenn bowdin, johnny allen, william otoole, rob harris, ian mcdonnell. Electronic reproduction dawson books mode of access. Unless you work for a council, and going to organise the civil servant christmas do, do not. Introduces the key concepts of event planning and management discusses the key components for staging an event, and covers the whole process from creation to evaluation examines the events industry within its broader business context. The ball generates substantial employment in the construction phase as well as during the staging of the event bowdin et al, 2006. Quality issues in special events management research.
Contemporary issues in event management publish your. A paradigm shift in researching the event experience. Events management paperback january 1, 2006 by glenn bowdin author 4. Risk management is a key requirement in the events industry today. These are the sources and citations used to research et critical reading summary. Glenn bowdin is head of the uk centre for events management, leeds metropolitan university, uk. Life ball is supported by over 600 helping hands who get engaged personally with great commitment and purely for charity.
Sport tourism is a growing industry freebooksummary. Please contact a member of library staff for further information. Event failures can be very devastating, bringing in negative publicity, humiliation and expensive lawsuits bowdin et al. Jul 11, 2012 this article is a critical analysis of international convention, exhibition and meeting industry and addresses a range of related issues. The oxford english dictionary defines logistics as the branch of military science having to do with procuring, maintaining and transporting material, personnel and facilities. Military logistics originated from the militarys need to make provisions of arms, ammunition, and ration as they moved forward from their bases. Three key literature for event management students alice brazao. May 31, 2016 the conference and banqueting industry is indeed an emerging industry which still struggles to clearly define its career path however, it is growing rapidly with major financial impacts bowdin, et al. This is essential in terms of creating an experience, generating the wow factor, and marketing an event to ensure it is successful in terms of the transition from the intangible to tangible. He assists councils, cities, regions, countries and.
Hence a lot of importance is placed on the financial impacts of an event. Pdf towards an international event management body of. Negative impact on the surrounding area freebooksummary. There are indications that the c and b sector yielded about 39. See all formats and editions hide other formats and editions. Buy events management 2 by glenn bowdin, johnny allen, william otoole, rob harris, ian mcdonnell isbn. I thought that was quite unusual, yet they said that the theme is the main point in order to decide which catering, venue, decoration etc event planers have.
Our extensive collections of e book, ejournals and other online resources remain readily available and we continue to support students remotely. Rate this 15 25 35 45 55 available at electronic resource and university library. Doc events impact and events stakeholder management. The longer leisure time given to workers also gives a window of opportunity to allow the general population to enjoy a variety of celebration and entertainments bowdin et al 2006, p. Introduces the concepts of event planning and management. William otoole is an international events development specialist. In the academic sports literature one can find four categories e. Strategic application of events sheffield hallam university. Thus, a key task for event managers is to not only identify and, as far as possible, predict the impacts of events, but to manage them in such a way that bene. The institution of logistics and transport, uk, proposed the definition for logistics as the timerelated positioning of resources bowdin et al. Furthermore, it should also be known that events can cause negative social impacts. Additionally, pedersen et al 2011 stated that, sporting events give communities more benefits and fewer burdens. Bowdin is principal lecturer in events planning at the uk. Presents the study of events management within an academic environment.
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