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• Objective and Vision

• Define the purpose of the event: Is it to increase brand awareness, engage the community, promote healthy living, or something else?

• Vision statement: What is the long-term impact you’re aiming for?

• Target Audience

• Identify who the event will appeal to: age, interests, demographics.

• Understand what motivates this audience (e.g., competitive spirit, entertainment, community engagement).

• Event Concept and Theme

• Outline the event’s structure: Is it a competition, a festival, a series of challenges?

• Define the event’s theme and unique elements that make it stand out (e.g., action sports, music, food, cultural elements).

• Partnerships and Sponsorships

• Identify potential sponsors (like Red Bull), media partners, and other collaborations that can help fund or promote the event.

• Define sponsor benefits, such as branding, on-site promotions, media exposure, etc.

• Marketing and Promotion

• Develop a marketing strategy: digital, social media, PR, influencers, etc.

• Create teaser campaigns, countdowns, and use creative visuals or videos to drum up excitement.

• Collaborate with local influencers and media outlets for promotion.

• Logistics and Operations

• Choose the event location and ensure permits are in place.

• Organize the schedule, timing, and structure of the event.

• Plan for security, transportation, accessibility, food and beverage, and other operational needs.

• Budget and Financial Planning

• Create a detailed budget including venue costs, production, marketing, staffing, and unexpected expenses.

• Forecast revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise.

• Measurement and Evaluation

• Set KPIs to measure success (attendance numbers, social media engagement, ROI for sponsors, etc.).

• After the event, conduct a post-event review to analyze what worked well and what could be improved for future events.

12-Month Calendar of Events

Month 1-3 (Quarter 1): January – March

• Event Planning Kick-off:

• Finalize strategy for all events in the year.

• Start outreach for partnerships, sponsors, and venue bookings.

• Event 1: Summer Action Sports Festival (January)

• An indoor/outdoor sports challenge to start the year off strong, focused on summer sports.

• Event 2: New Year Health & Fitness Expo (February)

• A fitness like Arobics

• Event 3: Spring Outdoor Adventure Games (March)

• An outdoor competition focusing on adventure sports (e.g., rock climbing, hiking, cycling on the camp)

Month 4-6 (Quarter 2): April – June

• Event 4: Summer Sports Preview (April)

• A pre-summer event showcasing a variety of sports and challenges leading up to the summer season.

• Event 5: Action Sports World Championship (May)

• A major event similar to Red Bull Games, featuring world-class athletes in various action sports.

• Event 6: Music and Sports Festival (June)

• A hybrid event with sports competitions and live music performances.

Month 7-9 (Quarter 3): July – September

• Event 7: Summer Outdoor Festival (July)

• A family-friendly event with outdoor sports, food, live entertainment, and kids’ competitions.

• Event 8: Mid-Year Challenge (August)

• A fitness and endurance challenge involving local Sport, promoting wellness.

• Event 9: Extreme Sports Championship (September)

• A highly competitive series of extreme sports, like skateboarding, BMX, and motocross.

Month 10-12 (Quarter 4): October – December

• Event 10: Fall Adventure Fest (October)

• A weekend of activities like hiking, cycling, or obstacle courses to embrace the autumn season.

• Event 11: Kick of
• mini competitions for soccer

• Event 12: Year-End Championship and Awards Gala (December)

• An annual event to crown champions in different sports and celebrate the year’s achievements.

• Objective and Vision

• Define the purpose of the event: Is it to increase brand awareness, engage the community, promote healthy living, or something else?

• Vision statement: What is the long-term impact you’re aiming for?

• Target Audience

• Identify who the event will appeal to: age, interests, demographics.

• Understand what motivates this audience (e.g., competitive spirit, entertainment, community engagement).

• Event Concept and Theme

• Outline the event’s structure: Is it a competition, a festival, a series of challenges?

• Define the event’s theme and unique elements that make it stand out (e.g., action sports, music, food, cultural elements).

• Partnerships and Sponsorships

• Identify potential sponsors (like Red Bull), media partners, and other collaborations that can help fund or promote the event.

• Define sponsor benefits, such as branding, on-site promotions, media exposure, etc.

• Marketing and Promotion

• Develop a marketing strategy: digital, social media, PR, influencers, etc.

• Create teaser campaigns, countdowns, and use creative visuals or videos to drum up excitement.

• Collaborate with local influencers and media outlets for promotion.

• Logistics and Operations

• Choose the event location and ensure permits are in place.

• Organize the schedule, timing, and structure of the event.

• Plan for security, transportation, accessibility, food and beverage, and other operational needs.

• Budget and Financial Planning

• Create a detailed budget including venue costs, production, marketing, staffing, and unexpected expenses.

• Forecast revenue from ticket sales, sponsorships, and merchandise.

• Measurement and Evaluation

• Set KPIs to measure success (attendance numbers, social media engagement, ROI for sponsors, etc.).

• After the event, conduct a post-event review to analyze what worked well and what could be improved for future events.

12-Month Calendar of Events

Month 1-3 (Quarter 1): January – March

• Event Planning Kick-off:

• Finalize strategy for all events in the year.

• Start outreach for partnerships, sponsors, and venue bookings.

• Event 1: Summer Action Sports Festival (January)

• An indoor/outdoor sports challenge to start the year off strong, focused on summer sports.

• Event 2: New Year Health & Fitness Expo (February)

• A fitness like Arobics

• Event 3: Spring Outdoor Adventure Games (March)

• An outdoor competition focusing on adventure sports (e.g., rock climbing, hiking, cycling on the camp)

Month 4-6 (Quarter 2): April – June

• Event 4: Summer Sports Preview (April)

• A pre-summer event showcasing a variety of sports and challenges leading up to the summer season.

• Event 5: Action Sports World Championship (May)

• A major event similar to Red Bull Games, featuring world-class athletes in various action sports.

• Event 6: Music and Sports Festival (June)

• A hybrid event with sports competitions and live music performances.

Month 7-9 (Quarter 3): July – September

• Event 7: Summer Outdoor Festival (July)

• A family-friendly event with outdoor sports, food, live entertainment, and kids’ competitions.

• Event 8: Mid-Year Challenge (August)

• A fitness and endurance challenge involving local Sport, promoting wellness.

• Event 9: Extreme Sports Championship (September)

• A highly competitive series of extreme sports, like skateboarding, BMX, and motocross.

Month 10-12 (Quarter 4): October – December

• Event 10: Fall Adventure Fest (October)

• A weekend of activities like hiking, cycling, or obstacle courses to embrace the autumn season.

• Event 11: Kick of
• mini competitions for soccer

• Event 12: Year-End Championship and Awards Gala (December)

• An annual event to crown champions in different sports and celebrate the year’s achievements.