Event management is the process of organising events, purpose, objectives, planning, organising, and implementing events, conferences, and summits that comprises organising logistics, resources, and investors to deliver a positive and outstanding experience for the clients. The process of the entire event conceptualisation and assessing the events, feedback, and ROI celebrating in style. 

Organising an event requires strong leadership skills who are good in communication verbal and written to avoid miscommunication, organising skills, time management, critical thinkers, and attention to detail orientated with good negotiation skills and budgeting in order to succeed as an event manager or event management company.

Natures of Events: 

1. Corporate Events: talks, seminars, and sessions on new product unveilings. 
2. Societal Events: marriages, festivities, and fundraisers.
3. Athletic Events: marathons, championships, and Olympics. 
4. Theatre and public: performances, fairs, and centenaries
5. Educational and cybernetic events: workshops, webinars, online sessions, speeches, training conferences
6. Government summit meetings, conferences, and diplomatic meetings. 

Tools used: event and project management software such as Asana, Eventbrite, and Trello; communication platforms such as email; online recordkeeping and ticketing tools; social media; marketing automation; virtual platforms; reviews; and response for analytics and journalism tools.

JD Institute introduces scholars for a 1-year diploma in event management, exclusively encouraging them to adapt to entrepreneurial and management skills. The programs promote an awareness of the industry dynamic and equip the scholars with the skills to develop analytic skills as decision-making, marketing, and entrepreneurship to foster a flexible and adaptable approach for a successful career in event management. 

The program is curated in diverse aspects of events, such as corporate events, event design from the inception, material sourcing, organising, and management abilities with hands-on experience with applying varying digital technologies and media exposure. Scholars are encouraged to work on analysing different criteria, brand-identifying designs, and space designs as practical projects to adapt to the event management industry. Effective communication is one of the skills for interacting with the clients, articulating the ideas, and curating the events as per the requirements.

Conclusion: JD Institute of Fashion Technology promotes event management scholars an in-depth understanding of how effective client management, costing and finances, sustainable and trend intelligence, consumer behaviour, organisation, and managerial skills make good event organisers. Opportunities for event management scholars are event manager, venue manager, conference coordinator, wedding planner, social media event planner, corporate event planner, exhibition and festival managers celebrating in style.