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The Large-Scale Festival and Concert Management course in Geneva is a specialized training course designed to help event planners and organizers manage large festivals and concerts with precision and efficiency.

Geneva

Fees: 6600
From: 02-03-2026
To: 06-03-2026

Geneva

Fees: 6600
From: 06-07-2026
To: 10-07-2026

Large-Scale Festival and Concert Management

Course Overview

Large-scale festivals and concerts bring together thousands of attendees, artists, sponsors, and vendors — requiring exceptional planning and flawless execution. Success depends on mastering logistics, safety, production, and guest engagement while maintaining artistic and brand integrity.

This Large-Scale Festival and Concert Management Training Course provides participants with practical frameworks to design, plan, and deliver memorable live events.

Through case studies, scenario planning, and operational simulations, participants will learn strategies to ensure seamless coordination, safety, and audience satisfaction.

Course Benefits

  • Strengthen planning and coordination for large-scale events.

  • Ensure guest safety through risk and crowd management.

  • Enhance production quality and stage management.

  • Build partnerships with sponsors, vendors, and artists.

  • Deliver exceptional guest experiences that drive loyalty.

Course Objectives

  • Understand the unique challenges of large-scale event management.

  • Apply tools for logistics, budgeting, and scheduling.

  • Implement risk management and safety procedures.

  • Coordinate stage, sound, and technical production.

  • Manage vendors, food and beverage operations.

  • Develop marketing and ticketing strategies.

  • Ensure smooth event flow and post-event evaluation.

Training Methodology

The course uses expert-led lectures, international case studies, scenario-based exercises, and live event management simulations. Participants will design their own festival or concert plan.

Target Audience

  • Event planners and producers.

  • Festival and concert organizers.

  • Venue managers and operations directors.

  • Hospitality and entertainment professionals.

Target Competencies

  • Festival and concert logistics.

  • Production and stage management.

  • Risk and crowd safety management.

  • Guest experience and event branding.

Course Outline

Unit 1: Introduction to Large-Scale Event Management

  • Key elements of successful festivals and concerts.

  • Global trends in live event experiences.

  • Case studies of iconic festivals and concerts.

  • Challenges in managing mass-attendance events.

Unit 2: Planning, Budgeting, and Logistics

  • Event lifecycle and scheduling frameworks.

  • Budgeting and resource allocation.

  • Venue selection and capacity planning.

  • Transportation and access logistics.

Unit 3: Safety, Risk, and Crowd Management

  • Identifying risks in live events.

  • Crowd control and emergency response plans.

  • Security coordination and compliance.

  • Health and safety standards for large gatherings.

Unit 4: Production and Operations Management

  • Stage, sound, and lighting coordination.

  • Backstage and artist relations management.

  • Vendor, catering, and merchandise operations.

  • Ensuring smooth technical execution.

Unit 5: Guest Experience and Post-Event Success

  • Marketing and ticketing strategies.

  • Creating memorable guest experiences.

  • Measuring event performance and feedback.

  • Building reputation and planning future events.

Ready to master the art of large-scale live events?
Join the Large-Scale Festival and Concert Management Training Course with EuroQuest International Training and gain the expertise to deliver safe, seamless, and unforgettable events.

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