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Types of Conventions
Who Attends Conventions?
Picking a Theme for Your Convention
Picking a Location for Your Convention
How Many Days Should a Convention Be?
Daily Schedules & Planning a Convention
How to Market a Convention
How to Create a Press Release for a Convention
How to Book Vendors for a Convention
How to Book Celebrities for a Convention
How to Create a Website for a Convention
Events & Scheduling for a Convention
How to Hire Staff for a Convention
Free Gifts for a Convention
Getting Insurance for Conventions
Hiring Security for Conventions
Money & Financing a Convention
How to Tell if a Convention is Successful
Taking a Convention on the Road
Have Fun When Organizing a Convention
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Ray Tesi is the man responsible for organizing the first ever, Naruto Trek Convention. Ray has been attending conventions both professionally and socially since 1972 when he attended...read more
"This next segment will discuss insurance for you convention. Do you need insurance? Yes, you absolutely need insurance to protect you in case someone gets hurt or cover you from liability. The first thing to do is, always make sure and make sure it's contractually written, that the hotel has their own insurance. Most hotels will, I can't imagine hotel not having insurance. But make sure the hotel is covered as well. On a personal level, you should probably do something to protect yourself and that's incorporate or create an LLC, something so that you're not personally liable if something were to go wrong at the convention. And that's not as difficult as it sounds either. Certainly there are organizations to do it, for example, here in Florida, there's an organization called SunBiz and you can go on and for very little money, you can incorporate yourself or create a limited liability corporation. And that will actually protect you from any incidents that might come up. But certainly, make sure that the hotel has insurance, and certainly make sure that you are not liable, personally liable for anything that may happen."
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