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Event Concept: Designing an Event for National Congress of Australia’s First People

   

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1EVENT CONCEPT
Overview
This report will focus on the event concept and design which is situated in Australia. The
client of the event is National Congress of Australia’s First People (Congress). This organization
is based on the advocates for recognizing the rights of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders’
people.
About the event
The purpose of the Congress is to keep a track of the previous years’ activities of the
members, their policies and advices about the decision to be taken in the following year.
Therefore, the event is intended to show the best part of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islanders in front of others. It was a responsibility of the locals to portray the best side of the
Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders in front of the clients. The strategic goals of the clients’
activities were set by highlighting on the financial expectations. This organization consists of
twelve staff members along with six board members. Such events are held in different locations
in and around Australia every year. This year the event will be held in the Sydney location.
Event concept
This event is going to be held for improving the life of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait
Islanders in Australia. Therefore, this event is aimed at portraying the best part of the aboriginal
community people. The superior community of Australia has a tendency to look down upon the
indigenous people and treat them as inferiors. This event will break the notion of this particular
community and show their best parts in front of the clients. The client of the event is National
Congress of Australia’s First People (Congress), which is a membership- based organization.
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