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CSEE
Core Curriculum
During the earning of credits required to earn the CSEE degree and maintain their certification through obtaining of continuing education credits, a program enrollee will experience session focusing on topics within each of the identified core subjects listed below. The sessions covering these topics will focus on educational elements as well as practical application.
Sales and Marketing
Sponsor development
Sponsor fulfillment
Membership recruitment
Media partnerships
Ticket sales
Event marketing plans
Essentials of good salesmanship
A winning attitude
Effective promotional strategies
Strategic Planning
How to develop a plan
Essential components
Measurable outcomes
Quantifiable results
Committing the plan to paper
Types of plans: business, event, etc.
The Bid Process
Anatomy of a successful bid
Which events to bid on
Role of the Local Organizing Committee
Relationship building with Event Owners
Technology
User friendly design techniques
Web site as a facilities guides
Effective use of email
Using the internet to make the sale
Case histories
Revenue Generation
Generate operating income
Sales techniques
Revenue source for not-for-profits
Membership recruitment techniques
Event Management
Local Organizing Committee (LOC)
Develop and use a comprehensive check list
Working with municipality, county, state governments
Event insurance
Contract negotiations
Volunteer recruitment & training programs
Volunteer benefits and recognition
Food and beverage
Preparing for the event