How to run a successful conference
How to run a successful conference
So you've been given a conference to run. Whether it's part of your job or you are a complete novice, you will only get one chance to get it right. It is a "live" event that cannot be re-run. But don't panic. As with most organisational projects, there is a formula you can use and a sequence you can follow to minimise the risk of failure. This second edition of How to Run A Successful Conference shows you how. John G. Gisher gives clear and practical guidance on how to manage, in the right sequence, all those who contribute to the success of a conference, from the service provides to the speakers. He gives sound advice on everything you need to consider, such as: the objectives of your conference;building the budget;finding the right venue;when to bring in the professionals;event management and logistics;organising accommodation;food and drink;going abroad;and using technology. You'll also find advice on how assess the success of your event. If you've just been given the task of running a conference, don't even think about it until you've read this book !
CITATION: Fisher, John G.. How to run a successful conference . London : Kogan Page Limited , 1998. - Available at: https://library.au.int/how-run-successful-conference-4