International Common Terminology for Large Event Management

Author: Joe Goldblatt
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: The first comprehensive series on event management in China · International large-scale event management · Large-scale event project management · Successful conference management: From planning to evaluation · International vocabulary for large-scale event management (Chinese-English). This book reflects the collective effort of many people in establishing a common language and terminology for the event management industry. Anthropologists believe that culture, archaeology, biology, and linguistics (language) are the four fields essential for understanding human nature and its composition. Therefore, the 2nd edition of "InternationalVocabulary for Large-Scale Event Management" is a vital tool in building our common language and can be used to shape the future of the event management profession. Regular use of this book will help you build your career. By employing a common language, you will ultimately achieve respected and successful professional goals. We encourage you to flexibly utilize the vocabulary in this book to forge your career, so that we and future generations can take pride in the expansion of the special event management terminology.
As the event management industry becomes increasingly internationalized, the demand for a common language that transcends geographical boundaries has grown more urgent. The 2nd edition of "InternationalVocabulary for Large-Scale Event Management," compiled by Dr. Joe Goldblatt, addresses the pressing need of event management professionals. This is a profound resource guide. This guide not only transcends geographical boundaries but also bridges the gap in terminology caused by industry differences, serving as a comprehensive resource for event management terminology. The 2nd edition of "InternationalVocabulary for Large-Scale Event Management" collects recommendations from event management professionals and leaders from Australia, the UK, North America, and South America, including more than 3,500 comprehensive terms and definitions. It is a crucial tool in establishing a common language for large-scale event management and can be used to shape the future of the event management profession.