Introduction
On behalf of our global board of directors, we thank you for your commitment to advance the field of information architecture in your community and around the world. The global board is here to support you every step of the way. This guidebook is created as a useful resource during your event planning.
Every year, the global board strives to make improvements in an effort to better support each of our local organizers. We are always open to feedback and suggestions to help improve your experience. If you find our guidebook helpful, or if you think something is missing, please get in touch with us at [email protected]. We’d like to hear from you!
2021 edition, Andrea Rosenbusch, Grace Lau, Celeste Espinoza, Andrew Jung
2020 edition, Andrew Jung, Amy Espinosa, Grace Lau, Eugenio Monforte, Vanessa Myho
2019 edition, Grace Lau
2018 edition, Sam Raddatz, Evgeni Minchev, and Grace Lau
2017 edition, Amy Espinosa
Review the driving principles
Understand the organizer responsibilities
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Creating and managing a budget for your WIAD event will be a crucial for keeping your event free or low-cost for your attendees. Most events will cost some money, so manage your event expectations well.
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Part of managing your event expectations is creating a vision and execution plan that's feasible and attainable.
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Prepare your speakers and presenters (planned)
Event program (planned)
The event venue and place where you hold your event is another crucial part of its designing the event experience.
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