Having quick and reliable communication between crew members is paramount. From food vendors to event managers, having names and contact details could make all the difference during an outbreak and is likely to be required as events begin running again.
Do you have a mechanism to identify everyone who was on-site? Who were they talking to? And who might be at risk? How would you provide information to local health authorities if they appeared on site at your event to find the source of an outbreak?
While the safety and well-being of your team and people attending your events is the first priority, COVID-19 is freeing up time for business improvement. Event planners are looking at what tools they need to improve communications and manage incidents more effectively.
How can businesses verify the information that’s coming in about the virus? What data is important to know, and where are there gaps that need to be filled? If the outbreak continues, how will that create health risks to employees and financial risks to the business?
Even if your event is typically run by bringing people together outside, it doesn't mean there aren't other options to help you manage the impact of COVID-19.
We've had our team scouring the internet for the best ideas and advice on event alternatives to help you work through the coming months.
