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Event Management: Pedro Correia
Event Management: Pedro Correia
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Event
management
Pedro Correia
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Lecturer profile
INTRODUCTION
Agenda
INTRODUCTION
01 02 03
Event Planning for Typical operational
management Mega Sport Events areas in MSEs
in football (MSEs)
04 05 06
Details on selected Club services Communication
functional areas at the venue
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Event management
in football
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Event management
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Congresses
Workshops
Galas
Draws
Single matches
Tournaments
Other types
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Competition profile
Global revenues
Other factors
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Stakeholders
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Other
Local population NGOs Corporate guests VIPs Local org. committee
groups
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Event of choice
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Planning for Mega
Sport Events
MSEs
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Conceptual or Strategic
Planning Event
Implementation
Post-event
• MPP baseline • Risk assessment • Baseline & Gate monitoring • Final closure milestones
• Top-down approach • Support IPPs • Reporting • • Debrief process
PROG • PMO guidelines • Reporting cycle • Closure milestones & change
Support operations
group • Analysis baseline
• Risk management process • GATES implemented management • Initial MPP
Documentation to be produced
PLANNING FOR MSES
Operational concepts
Operational manuals
Implementations plans
Typical project reporting system
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• Automation
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Stadium Capacity
Built 2001, multi purpose stadium With current seating quality100% usage
Two tiers stadium for international matches
Seats quality not sufficient for Cat 1 and Convenient separate team Centrel
C-value under average due to athletic track VOC / Stadium Control Room no pitch view
Hospitality, partly for spectators 4 Team dressing rooms converted to two main
Oval shape, seats not covered in North Two main security check points (South & North)
Sufficient accessibility and amount of F&B changing rooms
west behind goal PA system & generator for safety available
concessions stands and toilets Pitch in medium condition/6 groundsmen
Media experience Good VIP / VVIP /hospitality experience Good Technical installations & Services Average
General comments – Availability/Quality – required infrastructural upgrades Very good Surrounding spaces Good
100% availability of the stadium, third parties lease and sub-lease in opposite and South east to be solved
Options to be assessed such as extension of tribunes, lowering pitch, stadium seats to be exchanged (cat1, hospitality) Metro station and bus stops available adjacent to stadium
LED floodlight, IT infrastructure, sound system upgrade needed Clear access routes for spectators / big ramps / big stairs
Convenient & sufficient space for Hospitality village but also indoor hospitality areas in level 3 opposite stand Potential crossover of Media, Teams, Spectators, VIP in South west
Media areas can be temporarily installed
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• Most comprehensive Stadium renovation including outside areas and potential IBC location
• Hotel renovation including vertical and horizontal connection to stadium, roof extension and pitch lowering
Shanghai
confirmed
• Renovation schedule provided including Sports Complex and superimposed lower grandstand in stadium bowl
• Newly built 80.000 stadium, no pitch lowering wanted due to hosting of 19th Asian Games 2022
• Superimposed lower grandstand confirmed but no roof extension possible
Hangzhou
• Good wheelchair access proposal (stairs, ramps) and the only stadium with turnstiles and electronic access
control system
• No roof extension
• No roof extension possible, mainly due to safety reasons and typhoon and storm risk
• Pitch lowering currently under discussion several options of superimposed lower grandstand (FIFA
Guangzhou feedback provided)
• Generic improvements of spaces for Teams, VIP/VVIP and Media confirmed
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• Shandong Luneng Taishan FC Training Site (2 pitches, 1 Team). Small upgrades required.
• Jinan International Racecourse 1 & 2 (4 pitches, 2 Teams). An update to the design proposal received. Training site has potential to accommodate
Jinan 2 Teams. FIFA has provided feedback to improve the flow, parking, no barriers between the two pitches. FIFA awaiting feedback.
• Shandong Provincial Sports Center Training Site (2 pitch, 1 Team). Requires some refurbishment to Team and Coaches dressing rooms along with
sanitary facilities.
• Century Park (2 pitches,1 Team), Qiantin Sports Center (2 pitches, 1 Team), Hoper Football Park (2 pitches, 1 Team) are three viable training sites
for Team use however confirmation for upgrades to meet FIFA requirements is required.
• Kangqiao Training Site (3 pitches,1 Team) is another potential training site. FIFA will need to visit the site to determine if it can be considered as a
Shanghai number of upgrades are required.
• Yuanshen Sports Center Stadium (2 pitches), has potential to a Referee training site but the additional pitch does not meet standard pitch area of
111m x 74m.
• Last week, CFA presented four additional training sites (Shanghai Citizen Sports Park, Shanghai Lingang Fengxian Football Training Base,
Shanghai Oriental Land Sports Training Base and Jinshan Sports Center) to be visited the next time FIFA is in China to determine if they can be
considered.
• Shenyang Urban Construction College (4 pitches, 2 Teams) viable training site for 2 Teams but confirmation on upgrades to permanent/temporary
facilities site access for Media/ & Invited Guests, and the location of a temporary structure for press conference and stands is required. FIFA will
Shenyang need to visit the site to get a better understanding of site access and space planning.
• Baye Training Base of Liaoning Sports Bureau (2 pitches, 1 Team) viable training site for 1 Team. Awaiting to receive confirmation from CFA on
renovations/upgrades required to meet FIFA requirements.
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Typical operational
areas in MSEs
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• Team Services
• Venue & Stadium Management • Competitions
• Accommodation
• Technical & Overlay Services • Medical & Doping
• Communication
• Maps and Plans • Transporting and Parking
• Digital & Website
• Safety & Security • Technology & Football Innovation
• Fan Zone
• Ticketing • Ceremonies & Entertainment
• Sustainability
• Accreditation • Spectator Services
• Workforce
• Hospitality • VIPs Services
• Project Management
• Event & Stadium Logistics • Signage
• Budget Management
• Media Operations • Marketing Operations
• Legal
• Host Broadcasting-Production • Rights Protection
• Other projects
• Volunteers
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Variations in requirements
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50 – 300
VIP seats
300 – 1,200
0 – 1,000
Hospitality seats
3,000 – 20,000
0 – 100
Volunteers
500 – 1,500
20 - 300
Stewards
500 – 1,000
Variations in requirements
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500
TV compound (sqm)
2,000 – 8,000
Camera plan – 5 – 20
no. cameras 20 – 35
0–1
Super flash positions
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Constituent groups 5 - 20
parking places 1,500 – 6,000
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Details on selected
Functional Areas
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Venue management
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FIFA General
Coordinator
FIFA World Cup requirements are higher than standard event requirements
Back-up power
Waste management
Water
Technical equipment
Sound system
Other requirements
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Public security
Medical services
Traffic perimeters
Other aspects
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Traffic perimeter
VPC (visual)
Directional signs
Security perimeter provided by
SIGN
VPC (scan / visual)
Inner perimeter Pedestrian signs
provided by
SIGN
Road signs
provided by
HC
Venue Access
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Competitions management
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Match schedule
Competition regulations
Competition areas
Countdown to kick-off
Other aspects
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Competitions management
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Competitions management
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Ticketing
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Quota management
Participating teams
Access management
Approaching security
perimeter
MAG&BAG
Turnstile-ticket
validation
Stadium
REFUSAL
REASON
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Fan experience
DETAILS ON FUNCTIONAL AREAS
Fan zones
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Club services
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Club services
04 Team buses
Club services
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Communication at
the venue
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The principle is that the team in the stadium is self-sufficient and solves most of the stadium's issues and
challenges. The escalation of decision should only happen in crisis situations – some pre-identified.
FIFA LOC
LOC VM
1 – Identify crisis
Whoever becomes aware of possible threat to regular organisation of the match informs FIFA General Coordinator (GC)
FIFA HQ informs
5 – GC to communicate results of Crisis
respective functional
FMO informs: Management meeting to FIFA HQ for decision
areas
- Press & Media
depending on the issues 6 – GC to inform FMO & LOC VM
- Broadcasters (who also coordinates with HQ)
LOC VM informs:
(also find proposed)
- Security authorities
reschedule time
- Stadium authorities
7 – GC to inform: Teams, FIFA members & staff
- Stadium & LOC staff
Key learnings
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Key learnings
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The importance of defining service levels for the different constituent groups
The importance of planning and the necessary phases in a Mega Sport Event
Thank you!