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Key sections to logistical planning are: Choice of venue Cost of venue hire Budget PR strategy Marketing strategy Branding

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The “Top Notch” exhibition will be held in four popular Northen cities, starting in Manchester from 17th-21st June 2013 and subsequently moving to Leeds, Newcastle and Edinburgh in the proceeding years. Each venue has been chosen due to their location of proximity to the heart of city that aided with excellent transport links makes it easily accessible to visitors. ;OL ]LU\LZ OH]L HSZV ILLU ZWLJPÄJHSS` JOVZLU K\L [V [OL UH[\YL OPZ[VY` HUK appearance that the buildings themselves possess- the character and charm they attain evoke a powerful British and more importantly Northern feel thats key to the concept of the exhibition. The venues synonymous to each city are; The Manchester Central in Manchester The Baltic mill in Newcastle The Loft in Leeds Out Of The Blue in Edinburgh ;OL ÄYZ[ ¸;VW 5V[JO¹ L_OPIP[PVU PZ [V IL OLSK HM[LY [OL ÄUHS `LHY Z[\KLU[Z OH]L graduated to enable time for them to prepare their work for exhibiting. Its also a week after the provised schedules of competitors London Fashion week and Free-range, to achieve maximum attendance from the graduates due to exhibit there.

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Manchester Central Convention Complex is an award-winning exhibition and conference venue, situated in the centre of the city of Manchester. It dates back to the late1800’s, where it was built to adhere to the demands of the public that frequented the rail service and city of Manchester. The station VWLULK VMÄJPHSS` PU HUK ZVVU ILJHTL H O\I VM HJ[P]P[` IVHZ[PUN VU H]LYHNL arrivals and departures throughout the day. With the build of the impressive station brought H ULLK MVY LTWSV`TLU[ HUK ZVTL Z[HMM TLTILYZ ^LYL OPYLK ;OL Z[H[PVU ILJHTL HU iconic building synonymous to Manchester, attracting a whole host of names throughout a variety of industries Having ran successfully as a thriving travel centre for almost 90 years, due to the need VM YLWHPY HUK H[ OPNO JVZ[Z P[ ^HZ KLLTLK Z\YWS\Z HUK ÄUHSS` JSVZLK [V [OL W\ISPJ VU [O May 1969. It was granted the title of a grade II listed building, protecting the exterior shell from any destruction. -VY[\UH[LS` ZL]LYHS `LHYZ SH[LY HUK ^P[O ULHYS` V]LY ‰ TPSSPVU ZWLU[ VU YLUV]H[PVU [OL building has been transformed into a centre of excellence for conference and exhibition hire, winning numerous awards.

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>N$%F%-%&' VB",: Manchester Central boasts an array of conference and exhibition spaces, varying in size, shape and purpose to suit a multitude of uses that creates this impressive and award winning venue, located in the heart of one of the UK’s most vibrant and design led cities. The venue possesses a large variety of ofsuites to accommodate a broad client base, no matter the scale and size of exhibition or budget. With room sizes ranging from 1,800m2 to 10,000m2 and accommodation for up to 9,000 people, it is the perfect venue choice for ¸;VW 5V[JO¹ [V LUHISL HSS HZWLJ[Z VM [OL L_OPIP[PVU [V Ä[ [VNL[OLY “Top Notch” plans to host a multitude of events occurring for the duration of the exhibition that will consist of: - An exhibition hall that the exhibitors can present their work to their peers, members of the public and industry professionals - Workshop rooms where allocated time slots for hands-on work shops will take place *VUMLYLUJL YVVTZ MVY PUK\Z[Y` VMÄJPHSZ [V WYV]PKL SLJ[\YLZ [V ]PZP[VYZ - A presentation room where the competition entries from each design school will be presented and prize award ceremonies will take place. The exhibition opens 9 am-6pm.

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The Exchange Hall will be used to hold the “New British Designer’sâ€? exhibit- a collaboration of entries from each discipline of design from the variety of design schools exhibiting. The large spacious area of the exchange hall creates the perfect space to create the installations of work. No extra lighting will be needed as the room is full equipped with tungsten SPNO[PUN HUK L]LU[ Ă…VVKSPNO[PUN [OH[ ^PSS be used to present each of the schools’ entries.

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>N$%F%-%&'(#,$:E+K: Exhibition Hall Located in Central Hall Exhibition stands for all design graduates and design schools to display their work to industry professionals Workshops Located in charter rooms 2&3 (combined) Workshops allowing visitors to interact with graduates and take part in workshops to discover how to achieve a new design skill Each graduate exhibitor will have an allocated slot throughout the week. Industry talks 3VJH[LK PU JOHY[LY YVVTZ ZLWHYH[L Industry professionals will be conducting talks to provide information about the industry and their job role. Allocated industry professionals will have an allocated slot throughout the week New British Design exhibition Located in Exchange Hall An exhibit created from the competition entries of the design graduates showing at top notch. Each school were set a brief to collaborate within their disciplines to create a piece of work. Each entry have a common theme that connects them, but are shown in different mediums through the variety of skills and creativity from the graduates and the courses they are on.

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Incorporated into part of the graduates syllabus will be a competition to create an entry for the “New British Design" exhibition. Each school will JVTIPUL P[Z JV\YZLZ ^OV HZ VUL ^PSS OH]L [V KLZPNU H ÄUHS LU[Y` [V W\[ MVY^HYK The competition requires each discipline to work together, using their different skills to proK\JL VUL ÄUHS WYVQLJ[ [OH[ YLWYLZLU[Z [OLT HZ H `LHY NYV\W ;OLYL PZ HSZV ZJVWL MVY JVSSHIoration between the schools, building lasting connections and networks for future projects The competition’s aim is to reinforce a unity between the design disciplines in a bid to unite the design world and establish a new design movement creating the New British Design from young talented individuals

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With competition from other graduate events such as Free-Range, it is very important “Top Notch” has a strong conceptual idea as its driving force to help create its own identity and make it stand out in the industry. The purpose of the exhibition is to ultimately promote and support the emerging talent of Northern design graduates, to create a platform for the graduates to showcase their creativity to the industry collectively, HUK [V WVZP[PVU [OL 5VY[O VM ,UNSHUK ÄYTS` HZ H O\I VM JYLH[P]L excellence and home to design led creatives. ;OL JVYL ]HS\LZ VM [OL L_OPIP[PVU HJ[ HZ H ÄYT IHZL [V Z[HY[ ZLHYJOPUN MVY PUZWPYHtion of the design of the venue and theme of exhibiting space. The overall desired effect is to make the visitor instantly have the feeling of being in north with every detail of the event reinforcing this. Every aspect from the furnishings, to atmosphere, smell and food served will all have a strong Northern feel to reinforce this concept. Prominent themes of factories, mills and warehouses will make for the base of the design. These areas of production are infamous around parts of the North-of which created a strong heritage for the cities. Developing the concept further, inspiration has been taken from expanding further from just northern UK, to that of Northern Europe and the Scandinavian countries. Their use of locally sourced materials create a beautiful image-juxtaposing traditional, heritage elements with modern design and shape.

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X8"'E%'9 As this exhibition is a new concept to the design industry, a key element to the success of Top Notch will be through the use of effective branding tools, to create a website, logo, typography and graphics synonymous to the company.

A$:(D"*: “Top notch - of the highest quality” adj. The term “top notch” is northern slang for high quality and something being the best. The use of this as the company and exhibition title is a play on words to emphasise the northern theme linked to the concept, its is something jovial and gimmicky that will make it easily rememberable which is positive aspect that will help to creating a well established and recognised brand.

Studionorth, a creative design and brand communications agency will work to help design aspects that will give the company the credibility within the industry.

A brand logo, graphics, typography and website will be designed through taking the base fundamental values and core concept of the brand and building on them to create a successful, strong company that will not only elevate the brand but set apart the business from its competitors. The usage of the website will be monitored through Yahoo! Pulse in order to record how many hits the site receives and provide data for us to work on to make sure we maintain high numbers of people visiting the site.

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A free brochure available for visitors will be located on tables as they enter the exhibition. It will provide information about all exhibitors showing and personal details. It will also provide information about what they can expect to see at the event and in which room the exhibits will be shown in, as well as the times of the workshops and industry talks. Key information as to exhibition times, opening and closing, location map and calendar of open days will also be provided. Sponsorship information will be displayed and advertised throughout the brochure. All printing will be done through Native print & design in Newcastle,

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All visitors to the exhibition, including those exhibiting will receive a free tote bag. The design and prints on the bags will have the “Top Notch” logo on the front and date of exhibition, venue and website on the back. Tote bags a a great way to gain lots of publicity through the person wearing it and the WSHJLZ HUK WLVWSL [OL` ^HSR WHZ[ PU[LYHJ[ ^P[O

X"'E# Wrist bands will be used as a security measure to label the groups of people attending the exhibition. Each group of individuals will wear a different coloured band so they are easily locatable. The band grouping will be: Exhibitors Visitors Industry professionals Catering staff Venue staff Security The bands are made from Tyvek- a material that is waterproof, hypoallergenic and lightweight. They will be issued to people as they enter the exhibition in the Central Hall Sponsors’ logos will be printed onto the wristband to show their support for the event.

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To build awareness around Top Notch and the exhibition ;V KL]LSVW [OL JYLH[P]L ÅHPY VM `V\UN HUK L_JP[PUN [HSLU[ LTLYNPUN MYVT UVY[OLYU NYHK\H[LZ in the design industry To provide detailed information about the exhibition, its core values and its aspirations To create a positive and successful marketing campaign

U"8H:-%'9(#-8"-:96 “Top notchâ€? will create a prominent and favorable presence through the internet with the use of blogs, a website and the powerful tool of social networking sites. The two most currently and widely used social networking sites are currently Facebook and twitter. An account and page will be designed on both sites to achieve maximum exposure. >P[O YLNHYKZ [V [^P[[LY ¸;VW UV[JOš ^PSS MVSSV^ PUĂ…\LU[PHS PUK\Z[Y` WYVMLZZPVUHSZ W\ISPJH[PVUZ and organisations, and will “tweetâ€? relevant promotional information regarding the occurrences of events linked with the exhibition. On Facebook, industry, publication and organisation professionals will again be added, with content regarding the brand and activities posted on the “wallâ€? of the group and that of PUĂ…\LU[PHS ¸MYPLUKZš The website created will be the base for information on the brand and exhibition. Lists of sponsors, dates, exhibitors lists will be provided, as well as photos and viral videos providing a taster of what to expect at the exhibition. A link to a blog on instagram and Tumblr will also be available information on the website that is to be updated regularly with promotional material and images to create a buzz an interest around the event.

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VB&'#&8#$%B(I(J+'E%'9 Sponsorship from popular named brands are key to the funding of this exhibition. Large companies often favor sponsoring educational programmes as it has a very positive effect on their company A grant will be put in to the National Lottery for funding to help with initial start up costs. Grants are also an option and due to the nature of the exhibition relating to arts and education, there are numerous grants available to help.

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2 years Exhibition proposal research Venue research Finalise concept

I year 10 months Design marketing campaign Design promotional campaign Book venue Arrange meeting with venue to discuss technicalities

1 year Book insurance- public and employer liability

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month 10 launch promotional campaign draft press release draft e-release contact sponsors ÄUHSPZL I\KNL[

month 8 Design brochure ÄUHSPZL ZV\YJPUN MVY L_OPIP[ IVV[O OPYL Finalise catering Push marketing campaign- daily blog, facebook and twitter feed

1 year 11 months Hire models for marketing campaignposters Book photoshoot :OVV[ WYVTV[PVUHS ÄST Begin search for sponsors Approach grant and funding 1 year 9 months Contact graphic design company Contact web design company Pay deposit for venue Research sourcing exhibitors Set up facebook page, twitter and blog to create interest

month 11 Launch website Draw designs for exhibition plan budget :WVUZVYZ JVUÄYTLK month 9 Launch marketing campaign- advertisements through webspace and paper Å`LYZ HUK WVZ[LYZ WYPU[LK merchandise designed release press and e-release Finalise exhibitors

month 7 staff hiring and training for event contact door men contact caterer’s ÄUHSPZL ZWVUZVYZ Create competition entry rules

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month 3 health and safety checks Security checks month 2 push marketing campaign health and safety checks Send out updated press release and E release month 1 Distribution of exhibition booths run magazine advertising health and safety checks ÄUHSPZL HSS WSHUZ ^P[OPU [OL WYVQLJ[ [V IL Z\JJLZZM\SS` up and running 3 weeks Chase up things missing from planning sheet 1 week Set up exhibition booths Connect lighting, electricity and furniture Set up central hall, exchange hall, gallery, charter foyer and charter suites 2 days Exhibitors move in to customise stalls

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month 6 push marketing campaign source merchandise- tote bags, wristbands Caterer’s booked

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Price breakdown

Qua ntity

Total Price

Exhibition Venue Hire

Manchester Central

6 rooms Price per room per hour 7 days

7 £72,100 Days 6 room s

Exhibition shell suites

UK Exhibition Stands

£2760 each

66 boot hs

£184,000

Catering

KK Catering

£15,500 per day

7 days

£18,500

Delivery Transport

Nationwidehire.co.uk

Website

www.sudionorth.co.uk

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Brochure

Native Print

A5 | Colour Litho | 150 gsm

2000 £1508.40

Tote Bags

Bagitdontbinit

Canvas bespoke tote bags

2000 £2880

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2000 £252.41

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£796.76 £9,000

Publications

Wristbands

Marketing

Think Tank Marketing

Advertising

Variety of media

Insurance

Ecclesiastical insurance

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£12,000 £5000 per year

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Amy Kate Hargreaves

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