Non-Profit Event Analysis

With our busy lives events are a great way to create a distraction for us individuals. There are countless types of events from conferences, seminars, sporting events, networking events, opening ceremonies and so on (Eventmanagement, XXXX). In other words, an event is defined as being a planned activity or occasion that happens (Meriam Webster, 2016). The purpose of an event may differ from entertaining, people discovering new hobbies, fixing and building new structure and of course raising the economics of the city. An event can be for profit or for non-non-profit. In our case, we have two for non profit event and one profit event. According from what we learned from our administration class in second year (Séguin, 2015), a non profit event will donating the money to a special cause over they cover the overhead cost of the company. In he other hand, a for profit event will have as a goal of making money for their benefits. The

The process of an event life starts with a bidding process for the privilege to hold the event being
A case of an planned event would be the Commonwealth Games, they have four years to make and plan for an international event that requires a whole lot of work bodies, structure, money and sponsorship. They are comprised of "pre-determine lifecycles" and their committee are for a short time (Parent and Smith-Swan, 2013, p.3). A case of an recurrent event is the festival of Caribbean that is held in Petrie Island each summer. These events have a brief timeframe to reproduce a whole new event with various activities for the following year. Thoughts are reused from year to year and recurrent events are sufficiently simple to arrange on the because old and new ideas are always welcomed. So in this paper, we will analyze the following events: Winterlude, Red Bull Crashed Ice and the UNICEF soccer tournament with the components learned in class that categorize an