Difficulty: Moderately Easy
Step1
Determine the audience, both in terms of number of attendees and the method of communication for the seminar. If the seminar is strictly for educational purposes with little discussion, this will dictate a different set up from a seminar that includes interactive attendee participation.
Step2
Figure out the desired location for the seminar. Make sure your venue space can accommodate all your attendees, display tables, stage and podium area if required and more.
Step3
Choose a location that is convenient for attendees. For venues that are little bit more elusive, be sure to communicate directions for the venue to assist your attendees as best as possible.
Step4
Find a venue that accommodates event needs such as catering, lighting, AV equipment, setup and logistics.
Step5
Select your method for communications to help you determine the room setup. If you have someone lecturing, the room set up may be theater-style. If attendees need space to make notes and reference manuals or course materials, you may prefer a classroom-style setup.
Step6
Check the seminar room for temperature, outside noise level considerations and any other distractions that may detract from the experience.
Step7
Contract with a venue that has the appropriate staff to assist in the overall event, that properly communicates with you and is willing to make accommodations to best support your business.