SITEEVT037 — Recruit and manage exhibitors
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What an assessment for SITEEVT037 must cover
40 assessable components: 5 elements (18 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 10 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 7 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Confirm exhibition scope and format.
- 1.1Assess proposed exhibition concept to determine planning and operational requirements.
- 1.2Clarify exhibition objectives with key stakeholders.
- 1.3Develop overall format in consultation with stakeholders.
- 1.4Develop a work schedule to address exhibitor recruitment and management requirements.
2 Establish format for buyer and seller interaction.
- 2.1Determine most appropriate format for buyer and seller interaction.
- 2.2Establish and monitor procedures and systems for one-to-one appointment scheduling when required.
- 2.3Liaise with colleagues and stakeholders to ensure format, systems and procedures integrate well with other exhibition components and considerations.
3 Recruit exhibitors.
- 3.1Develop a clear, professional and legally compliant exhibitor prospectus that includes breakdown of costs, benefits and relevant exhibitor information.
- 3.2Distribute and present exhibitor prospectus according to agreed targets and marketing plan.
- 3.3Maximise take-up of space and profitability through follow-up promotion and negotiation as required.
- 3.4Execute exhibitor contracts and agreements including full details of commitments made by both parties.
4 Support exhibitors.
- 4.1Organise or provide exhibitor support services.
- 4.2Develop and distribute accurate and complete exhibitor kits at appropriate time.
- 4.3Organise or provide exhibitor operational support, briefings and debriefings according to agreements.
- 4.4Liaise with exhibitors to identify issues and resolve as required.
5 Manage post-exhibition activities.
- 5.1Evaluate effectiveness of buyer and seller interactions based on agreed evaluation criteria.
- 5.2Follow up with exhibitors according to agreements, and seek feedback on exhibition operation.
- 5.3Incorporate outcomes of evaluation into future exhibition planning.
Performance evidence
- consult with stakeholders and develop the exhibition format and work schedule for one exhibition with multiple operational components which covers: - key exhibition activities - interrelationships between exhibitors, organisers and stakeholders - exhibition timelines
- analyse operational constraints, review exhibition objectives, and consult with exhibition stakeholders to determine an appropriate buyer and seller format for the above exhibition
- develop and distribute exhibitor prospectus for above exhibition that includes information on: - attendance expectations and profile - bump in and bump out details - contact details - exhibition - features and benefits of participation - insurance requirements - marking initiatives and exhibition promotion - participation costs and levels - previous exhibition performance data - sponsorship details - venue layout, floor plans and general information
- follow up with prospective exhibitors and prospectus recipients to maximise take-up of space and exhibition profitability for above exhibition
- develop evaluation criteria and evaluate exhibition effectiveness for the above exhibition by measuring: - exhibitor, buyer and sponsor feedback - number of attending buyers - operational efficiency - profitability - venue service levels.
Knowledge evidence
- characteristics of different types of exhibitions, their purposes and objectives: - trade or industry - consumer - commercial - non-commercial
- roles, responsibilities, interrelationships and hierarchy of control of different stakeholders in exhibition planning and operation
- formats and options for bringing buyers and sellers together: - suitability of different formats for different types of exhibition - advantages and disadvantages of different formats - exhibition layouts in the relevant industry context
- formats for buyer and seller interactions: - appointments made during exhibition period - combination of different formats - free flow - prearranged appointments - scheduled presentations
- formats, features and inclusions for exhibitor prospectus kit and feedback documentation
- exhibitor support services: - accommodation - answering general enquiries - assistance with additional promotions - briefings and debriefings - providing updated information - travel
- information included in exhibitor kits: - access - delivery details - floor plans - sponsors - technical services - times and schedules - travel arrangements - venues
- legal considerations for exhibitor recruitment and management: - consumer protection - public liability and duty of care
- risks, issues and challenges commonly encountered in exhibitor management and ways to avoid and manage them
- evaluation and performance measurement systems for events: - formats and systems - qualitative and quantitative evaluation criteria and ways to evaluate having achieved them.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: interpret and develop complex and varied exhibition management documentation.
- Writing skills: develop comprehensive, cohesive and complex exhibitor documentation.
- Oral communication skills: articulate stakeholder requirements and conduct meetings.
- Problem-solving skills: anticipate and respond to operational challenges when developing exhibition formats take responsibility for resolving exhibitor problems during the exhibition.
- Initiative and enterprise skills: maximise return on investment and deliver on metrics for stakeholder groups.
- Planning and organising skills: establish and manage cohesive operational procedures and systems.
- Self-management skills: meet required timelines.
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Related units
- SITEEVT020 — Source and use information on the events industry
- SITEEVT021 — Administer event registrations
- SITEEVT022 — Provide event production support
- SITEEVT023 — Plan in-house events
- SITEEVT024 — Develop conference and event programs
- SITEEVT025 — Select event venues and sites
- SITEEVT026 — Manage event production components
- SITEEVT027 — Organise event infrastructure
- SITEEVT028 — Manage on-site event operations
- SITEEVT029 — Research event industry trends and practice
- SITEEVT030 — Develop event concepts
- SITEEVT031 — Determine event feasibility
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