It ll Be All Right On The Night
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It'll Be All Right On The Night
Summary
With only a week left before the major product launch, Sara faced a significant challenge. Despite overseeing the development of all presentations, she noticed excessive repetition that could bore the audience and cause them to leave prematurely.Article
As the product launch approached, Sara was deeply concerned?"a phrase she used when she was genuinely anxious. Preparing for the event, she checked in with each presenter to ensure their materials were nearing completion. Although she hadn’t reviewed every presentation fully, it was clear that redundancy was rampant. The risk was high that the audience might tune out after just an hour unless she persuaded the executives to revise their content.
Originally, Sara, the event manager, had planned to skip a rehearsal to save on time and costs. However, she realized a rehearsal might be crucial to demonstrate the need for content adjustments. These adjustments, she hoped, might merely involve tweaking rather than rewriting, making the task seem less daunting.
When possible, it's beneficial for the entire event team to practice the complete schedule in advance. If the actual venue isn’t available, find a space resembling it in size and layout. Arrange the seating as it will be on the day, using the equipment planned for the event. Invite a few colleagues to act as the audience to offer constructive feedback.
As the organizer, focus on the timing of each segment. If any parts run too long or short, don’t attempt to fix them on the spot. Allow the rehearsal to proceed in full, noting areas for improvement. Afterward, hold a review meeting to discuss necessary modifications to fit the program within the allotted time.
During the review, consider:
- Presentation content
- Slide quality, consistency, and clarity
- Transition effectiveness between segments
- Audience engagement and energy
If it's your first time organizing an event, the rehearsal is invaluable for estimating the time needed for setup and teardown and for planning any last-minute tweaks.
Sara's concerns were quickly addressed when the presentation team listened to each other’s scripts during rehearsal. They swiftly devised a recovery strategy, ensuring that the event proceeded smoothly with no noticeable repetition. Feedback from the audience confirmed they were both entertained and informed, viewing the presentations as polished and professional. Although Sara’s pivotal role might have gone unnoticed, she received commendation for her quiet and efficient management.
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