Venue management involves activities associated with the functioning of buildings like sports arenas, concert halls, performance theaters, conference centers, and hotels. A management professional is responsible for tasks such as scheduling, booking, client relations, marketing, promotions, financial management, venue security, event coordination, administrative work, maintenance services, and human resources.

NEED

Venue managers manage bookings, promoters, and entertainment professionals and coordinate with managers. They also deal with client specifications for production elements and venue services. The right venue ensures that the event will be executed to any specifications and that guests will be surprised and delighted by their experience, which will lead to a positive view of your company, or the clients you represent. In an outstanding event, venue management plays an important role.

ADVANTAGES

Venue professionals know how important each step with the sales, management, coordination,

billing, and reporting process are often used in determining the client’s satisfaction with their

event, and therefore the profitability of the relationship. A successful venue leads to many

advantages like attendees are more likely to remember a meeting if they are fascinated by

where it was held and how it goes. Special venues generally have outstanding architecture and stunning interior elements.

CONCLUSION

In conclusion venue Management is a very important aspect leading to a successful event. It is also a very convenient and cost-effective system, it is customized with activities related to event management life-cycle. It provides a new edge to the management industry. For a successful event, venue management is essential