A practical guide from AMP Event Group—planning, production, and on-site execution under one roof.
Start with outcomes, audience, and budget. Define date range, destination criteria, and success metrics so every decision aligns with your goals.
Event production is the technical and creative engine behind your program—staging, lighting, audio, visuals, and showcalling—so content lands with clarity and energy.
Panel discussion: moderated expert conversation for broad insights and contrasting viewpoints.
Roundtable discussion: smaller, participatory format prioritizing peer exchange and problem‑solving.
Layer interactive moments—lightweight, on‑brand experiences that deepen learning and community.
Conventions add exhibit floors, sponsorship tiers, and traffic design. If you’re building a convention planning website, include:
Get a tailored plan, timeline, and production map in your first strategy session.
Event production is the technical and creative execution—stage design, lighting, audio, visuals, and cueing—so your content lands clearly and memorably.
Define goals and audience, set a budget, choose a date range and destination criteria, shortlist venues, and draft a high‑level agenda. Then lock registration, sponsors, and production milestones.
For small programs, plan 2–6 months out. For large conferences or conventions, plan 6–12 months out to secure venues, partners, and talent.
Planning covers strategy, budget, venue, vendors, and agenda. Management is the live execution—staffing, cueing, risk control, and on‑site decision‑making.
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