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Anonymous
I am looking for some help from anyone who have experience in planning an event for an Award Ceremony. I would appreciate if the person can share a floor plan with me which includes activities that is expected to be executed on the day of the Event. Thanks
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Stéphane Parent Self Employed / Semi-retired| Leader Maker Prince Edward Island, Canada
Have you tried charitable organizations? They often have an award ceremony for sponsors and volunteers.
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Keith Novak Tukwila, Wa, United States
Without knowing anything about scale or agenda, a floor plan is meaningless.

Do you have a dozen people or 2000? Is there food, alcohol, live entertainment, and activities before the awards, or just a brief presentation? Is the event constrained to a location such as provided by a sponsor?

It's a bit like asking for a WBS template on a project without a clear purpose.

I can say that Visio has templates for floor plans, so you at least have a potential tool to lay out your event.
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Thomas Walenta Global Project Economy Expert Hackenheim, Germany
There is a good event management template on this website. It covers several plans, though not a floor plan:

Event Charter
Preliminary Budget
Selling Plan
Communication Plan
Sponsorship Plan
Logistics Plan
Safety Plan
Collateral Activities Plan
Staffing Plan
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Dastin Kartoum Founder| Derabian Inc Worth, Il, United States
@Anonympus - How did your event turnout? Punchbowl is an Event Planning platform I use. It's all in one platform lets you send invitations and has a complete directory of vendors for any event. (Photographers, Face Painters, Singers, ect)

@Thomas Walenta - Thank you for this template. Its certainty a good starting point.

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