KARAOKE KNIGHT NOVEMBER 6, 2010. Goals Everyone attended all group meetings Involved an on-campus group – The Electric Company High attendance and participation.

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KARAOKE KNIGHT NOVEMBER 6, 2010

Goals Everyone attended all group meetings Involved an on-campus group – The Electric Company High attendance and participation Raise a significant amount of money for Hailey

Overall Results Our event was a total success! 115 people in attendance DJ expense: $150 Money Raised: – Hailey Chada: $ – Knight Owl: $ – Electric Company: $150.00

Hailey Chada Total Funds Raised = $ – Donation Forms – Donation Jar at Event – Schneider International gift basket Visit at McDonalds

What We Learned… Management is not just about one person Working as a team is important Leadership roles should be divided Everyone should share ideas and be involved Organization is key Be prepared in advance Be optimistic Support one another There is a lot of work involved when planning an event

What We Learned Continued… We believe our ‘Plan B’ turned out better than our ‘Plan A’ – Two nights before our event our live music told us they could not perform on the night of our event – Everything happens for a reason Having a DJ improved the overall success of our event – Karaoke was fun for everyone – We were impressed with his DJ skills

What We Did Right… We worked together to find an alternative plan for the night of our event Coordinated with the Electric Company Raised a lot of money for Hailey Participated in karaoke Invited many people to come Worked with local Green Bay businesses: – Cook’s Corner (fudge/popcorn) – Seroogy’s (chocolates) – Schneider International

What We Did Right Continued… Separated Leadership Roles – Kyla = Helped with rootbeer float sales & worked on the cash register – Mohammad = Created a Facebook event & prepared food throughout the night – Erin = Made popcorn, sang, and cleaned up – Helene = Worked on the cash register & did transaction form – Kyle = Got the party started & made food – Jackie = Made posters and donation forms & was in contact with Hailey’s family and Cook’s Corner

What We Could Have Done Better… Passed out more donation forms for Hailey Put up posters earlier Invited more people to come Have a ‘Plan B’ from the start