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To plan and deliver a Leverage and Legacy plan for the Triathlon World Champs 2012 with the ultimate objective of ensuring significant and long lasting benefits are generated for New Zealand from this event. The Triathlon World Champs 2012 Ltd (LOC) Board and CEO will have ultimate sign-off on the plan and facilitate its implementation by the committee.
PDF, 103KB, 2 pages
Examples of risk monitoring and reporting - Financial risk advisory sub committee ToR 2011 IPC Athletics World Championship - The Financial Risk Advisory Sub-Committee is being established to: 1. Identify and quantify the high level risks associated with the delivery of event and to put in place, or suggest to the IPCAWC Board, mitigation measures 2. Receive all such reports and financial information as may be necessary to formulate mitigation measures and to measure progress in the tasks assigned, and in the delivery of the income and expenditure targets set, by the IPCAWC Board.
PDF, 70KB, 2 pages
This guide is intended as a resource for organisers and initiators of events in Auckland city to help them to minimise the amount of waste that is generated by events in the City.
PDF, 775KB, 29 pages
Staff Diagram for the FIFA U-17 Women’s World Cup - This allows you to see at a glance who your workforce is and how they are organised. Use this document as an example of how you should organise your workforce for your event.
PDF, 167KB, 1 page
This manual has been developed to ensure that our visual standards are consistant over all of our communications. This is from signage to stationery, to business cards, documents, printed material, the website and electronic advertising.
PDF, 1.2MB, 18 pages
This is an example of an event RFP document
PDF, 205KB, 30 pages
Example bid document - 2011 UCI BMX World Championships. BikeNZ, on behalf of BMX New Zealand and with the support of Auckland City Council, is seeking hosting rights to the 2011 UCI BMX World Championships.
PDF, 8.4MB, 40 pages
Over the past two decades in New Zealand there has been an increase in the number of individuals and organisations bidding for events. This increase in activity has resulted in a small number of people who have developed an in-depth knowledge of the event bidding process and what it takes to win a bid. Until now this knowledge has is not been readily accessible to individuals or organisations wishing to find out more about event bidding and how to ensure success. This guidebook attempts to bring this information together from those experienced in the event bidding process.
PDF, 530KB, 29 pages
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