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YEEF – Y OUNG E UROPEAN E NTREPRENEURS OF THE F UTURE Gdansk, May 2014
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V ARIETA S EVENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY „We make it real”
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B USINESS PLAN School co-operative Event management – Birthday parties – Surprise events – Cultural events – Charity events Reference for the company: existing business modell – Colossal
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A IM Event management company – for profit – non-profit (eg. charity events) Helpful for the school community – work experience for the students – charity money
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H ELPING STUDENTS It is difficult to find a job without experience It is more and more wide-spread to work for free to get experience Reference for future employers
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H ELPING THE SCHOOL Government spending on education is decreasing Schools have to find ways of making money Charity events School building to be rented out as a venue for events – with help from the event organisation
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B USINESS P ROFILE Legal form: limited company Required sum for establishment: 3,000,000 HUF (~10,800 EUR) (minimum capital, half of this can be intellectual property) The liability of members of the company is limited to what they have invested or guaranteed to the company - the age of 18 is required to be a member Members are not responsible for paying creditors Only the CEO is liable with all his goods
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M ARKET ANALYSIS The economic crisis had a massive impact, now the market is still recovering Several hundreds of event management companies are present in Hungary Specialization is rare Success is not high income for ONE particular event - long-term partnerships and reputation are worth much more Corporate events, mainly with marketing purposes are the most common Team building programs, family events are also frequent “Experience factor” is always the most significant for participants
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C OMPETITOR ANALYSIS Only a few event management companies are interested in asking exhibitors and visitors about their satisfaction with the event or what their requirements are Competitors fundamentally use the traditional forms of advertising The use internet (facebook) is more and more widespread Personal relations is a decisive factor
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M ARKETING The most complex form of marketing communication is appearing on exhibitons and markets It is a unique and specific event on which the company is able to present and popularize her products It has an even greater efficiency than advertisements or appearance in the press After direct selling, exhibitons bring the most orders from old and new consumers
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R ECRUITMENT OF WORKERS Recruiting employees Positions in the company – management: 3 people over 18 (for legal reasons) finding opportunities for students to work outside the school Volunteers / employees from the 11th and 12th grades from our school (over 16)
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HQ M EMBERS 6 permanent management duties : CEO: Coordinates the HQ members financial manager : works together with the bookkeeper/keeps tracks of invoices PR managmement: advertising/profile of the company Customer relations: finding job opportunities HRS: recruiting Local (event) coordinator: coordinates the event
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P ART - TIME WORKERS Students over 16 (for legal reasons) 5-10 Only hired for each specific event They are coordinated by the local coordinator They organise the venue, host the event….
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E MPLOYEE WAGES Part time workers: around 7€/hour (above average for student job) (No social taxes after student employees) Permanent workers: around 30€/hour
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E XPECTED COSTS Three forms: Founding costs (e.g. lawyer) Fix costs (monthly; e.g. book keeper, phone bill) Varying costs (for each event e.g. renting of the venue, renting chairs)
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C OST / TURNOVER
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P ROFIT EXPECTATIONS
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V ARIETA S EVENT MANAGEMENT COMPANY „We make it real”
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