Risk Management for Events

Essential Strategies for Effective Event Planning and Management

William O'Toole author Julia Rutherford Silvers author

Format:Paperback

Publisher:Taylor & Francis Ltd

Published:28th Dec '20

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This guide offers essential insights into effective risk management in the events industry, making Risk Management for Events a vital resource for professionals and students alike.

The book Risk Management for Events serves as a comprehensive and practical guide aimed at enhancing both academic and professional development for individuals looking to enter or advance in the global events industry. It addresses the unique challenges faced by event planners and managers, emphasizing the importance of effective risk management strategies in creating successful gatherings.

Events of various types occur daily, attracting diverse audiences for numerous purposes. The responsibilities involved in creating and managing these environments are significant, encompassing legal, ethical, and financial considerations. To ensure a safe and secure atmosphere, it is essential that risk management is seamlessly integrated into all aspects of event planning and execution, allowing organizations to achieve their objectives while minimizing potential liabilities.

This updated edition of Risk Management for Events includes new case studies from various international events, along with revised statistics and data. It introduces fresh content on emergent risks, on-site decision-making, and relevant issues such as terrorism, public health concerns like the COVID-19 pandemic, and corruption in the events sector. Additionally, readers will find enhanced online resources, including a case study archive and links to valuable materials, making this book an indispensable tool for anyone studying or working in event management.

ISBN: 9780367260644

Dimensions: unknown

Weight: 934g

402 pages

2nd edition