MBA Seminar and Training - Event Portfolio FINAL
MBA Seminar and Training - Event Portfolio FINAL
Event Portfolio:
Submitted by:
Submitted to:
S.Y 2023-2024
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Page 1
Table of Contents 2
Introduction and Seminar Overview 3
Event Proposal 5
Speakers Profile 9
Students of the Section MBA B2023 14
Students of the Section MBA B2023 and Companies they are associated with. 16
Allocation of Task 18
Costing- Foods for Seminar and Training 19
Costing - Materials for Seminar and Training 20
Contribution Monitoring and Payment History 21
Expense Incurred List 26
Contingency Plan 27
Tshirt Design, Collection and Order Slip 29
Letter of Consent for Monetary Contribution - Graduate School, MBA-C2023 32
Letter of Consent for Monetary Contribution - Graduate School, MBA-B2023 36
Letter of Consent for Monetary Contribution - Graduate School, MBA-A2023 38
Minutes of the Meeting 45
Checklist 52
Collection 53
Out summary 55
Summary Expense 58
Receipts 59
Tarpaulin Layout 64
Programme Layout 65
Technical Script 67
Certificate Layout 71
AVP Content 72
Documentation 86
Evaluation Survey 97
Accomplishment Report 102
Attachments 119
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Introduction
In today's fast-paced world, achieving a harmonious balance between work and personal
life is more crucial than ever. This essay explores the significance of work-life balance in
Human Resource Management (HRM) and delves into the objectives and expectations
of the Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training organized by the Master in Busi-
ness Administration Class B2023, scheduled for May 11, 2024.
2. Seminar Overview:
• Focus on practical approaches for integrating work and personal life effectively.
4. Expected Outcomes:
• Empowering participants with the tools needed to develop and implement effective
work-life balance strategies.
5. Target Audience:
Conclusion:
The Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training on "HRM: Crafting a Work-Life
Balance Blueprint for Success" is poised to be a transformative experience for all partici-
pants. By equipping them with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to foster a
harmonious work-life balance, the seminar aims to contribute significantly to individual
well-being and organizational success. Together, let us embark on this journey towards
crafting a blueprint for work-life balance success in HRM.
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Event Proposal
The event, Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training with a theme: HRM:
Crafting a Work-Life Balance Blueprint for Success is scheduled to take place on May 11,
2024, at TCU Auditorium. This event aligns with our organizational objectives and will
Purpose/Objective:
The purpose of the Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training with the
theme "HRM: Crafting a Work-Life Balance Blueprint for Success" is to equip graduate
By the end of the Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training, participants
should be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to develop and implement
effective strategies for crafting a work-life balance blueprint within their organizations,
Event Overview:
Title: Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training with a theme HRM: Crafting a
Description:
The "HRM: Crafting a Work-Life Balance Blueprint for Success" Graduate School
students and HR professionals with the knowledge, skills, and strategies necessary to
foster a harmonious work-life balance within organizations. This event will delve into the
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crucial role of Human Resource Management (HRM) in crafting effective work-life balance
and expert-led sessions, participants will explore the concept of work-life balance, its
significance in today's dynamic workplace, and practical approaches for integrating work
and personal life effectively. Attendees will gain insights into the latest research findings,
industry best practices, and emerging trends in HRM related to work-life balance.
Event Objectives:
Define the concept of work-life balance and its relevance in organizational settings.
retention.
initiatives.
Discuss challenges and barriers to achieving work-life balance and identify solutions.
We believe that this event will not only benefit us as graduate school students but
management. We are committed to making this event a success and are confident it will
Speakers Profile
0921-904-3115
kat.jcci@gmail.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/mary-katherine-parra
Qualifications Profile
• With experience in hiring for both corporate and technical roles locally and
Specialist
Towards Dynamic
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Help, Las Pinas, Dr. Filemon C. Aguilar College and Pamantasan ng Lungsod ng
Professional Experience
Senior Assistant Manager, Talent Acquisition Security Bank Corporation April 2023
- present
• End-to-end talent acquisition for Technical Talents from Junior Officers to Senior
Officer roles
• Partnering with Business and Hiring Managers to hire the best talent for the
company
Senior Talent Acquisition Partner and People Operations Officer SAVii previously
• End-to-end recruitment for all the open roles in the company (Philippines,
ATS/CRM, Proactive
• Major Accomplishment: Growing the company and team from 100 employees to
300+
• Sources applicants (from entry – managerial post), conducts initial interviews, and
Universities
• Source candidates for various positions (volume and executive search) based on
client requirements.
• Identify candidates with experience that matches the current need of the client
• Phone screening.
exams, if required
employment-related offices.
January 2015
Educational Background
Philippines
• Post Graduate Studies, 1st Honorable Mention, Early Childhood and Special
Alyssa Marie
1 23-01074-GS Lomibao Tallada alyssalomibao@gmail.com 09106717310
Rosario
Alyssa Marie
1 23-01074-GS Lomibao Tallada DepED SDO TaPat ADA VI
Rosario
2 23-01043-GS Lamptey Daniella Mariz Gopez PSG Global Solutions Recruitment Specialist II
Customer Support
London Stock
3 23-01057-GS Magat Jonas Anthony Martinez Executive - Data and
Exchange Group
Analytics
Cooperative
Allocation of Task
Head of the Event and Coordinates update with Dr. Condes
Oversees overall program, invites prominent attendees like Pres of TCU,
Program Chair Daniella
MBA professors and such
Responsible for letters for request
Oversees execution of different teams and assists in final decision-mak-
Assistant Program ing process
Nash
Chair Conduct weekly meetings to monitor the status of assigned tasks and
assist in clearing roadblocks along the way
In charge of budget allocation, and budget summary at the end of the
Finance Team Jingle, Melvin
event and will collate all budget
Responsible for letters for request
Logistics Team For request of speakers, LED and projector and other equipment Paul, Charmaine
needed for the seminar
Certificate and token for guests, participants
Graphic Design Team Charmaine, Alyssa, Mark
Plaque and Welcome Leis
Tarpaulin printing, online and manual attendance sheets and real-time Ginel, Junawen, MBA C2023, Rommel
Ushers Team
assistance to the participants. (A2023)
Emcee Hosts of the event Nash, Daniella
Documentation Team Photographic documentation, preparation of the event summary Jingle
Food Team Responsible for food preparation Paul, Michelle
Responsible for the operation of projector/LED
Technical Team Music and Lights Michelle, Joeuel (Michelle's husband)
Technical directorship
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TOTAL 3,705.00
TOTAL 3,230.00
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Certificate Holder 6 Pc 50 56
Total 951
TARP 1 pc 1296
Total 2096
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Rosario Tal- Y
lada PAID
Lamptey,
Daniella Ma- 1000.0 150.0 FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
2 riz Gopez 1,150.00 0 0 1150.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Magat, Jonas
Anthony 1200.0 - OVER OVER 100.84 MB
3 Martinez 1,190.00 0 1200.00 10.00 PAID -10.00 PAID % AB
PAR-
Rivera, TIALL
Michelle Flo- 1000.0 - Y OVER 104.35 MB
4 res 1,150.00 0 200.00 1200.00 50.00 PAID -50.00 PAID % AB
Regala, Mark 1150.0 FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
5 Pacumbala 1,150.00 0 1150.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Viscayno ,
Charmaine 200.0 FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
6 Alde 1,190.00 200.00 200.00 0 590.00 1190.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Olavidez, 1000.0 FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
7 Melvin Odon 1,150.00 0 130.00 20.00 1150.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Naga, FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
8 Norlisah Alim 570.00 500.00 70.00 570.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Catoltol, FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
9 Junawen 1,150.00 200.00 950.00 1150.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
1 Jose, Jingle 1000.0 FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
0 De Guzman 1,150.00 0 150.00 1150.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
Victoriano,
1 Paul Punsa- FULLY FULLY 100.00 MB
1 lang 1,190.00 900.00 290.00 1190.00 0.00 PAID 0.00 PAID % AB
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GARCELA,
2 Alyssa FULLY MB
5 Rosemarie 0.00 0.00 PAID #DIV/0! A A
2 GERONA, 200.0 UN- MB
6 Danilo Jr. 200.00 0.00 0 PAID 0.00% A A
2 GIME, 200.0 UN- MB
7 Glissa 200.00 0.00 0 PAID 0.00% A A
2 HARE, Mil- FULLY 100.00 MB
8 dred 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
2 MALAKI, FULLY 100.00 MB
9 John Albert 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
3 MALIGAYA, FULLY MB
0 Dennis 0.00 0.00 PAID #DIV/0! A A
3 PALERO, FULLY MB
1 Alexa 0.00 0.00 PAID #DIV/0! A A
3 RAQUEL, FULLY 100.00 MB
2 April Joy 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
SABSA-
LON,
3 Donnesa FULLY 100.00 MB
3 Rose 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
SACRIZ,
3 Mark Ken- FULLY 100.00 MB
4 neth 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
3 SALDIVAR, FULLY MB
5 Reynaldo 0.00 0.00 PAID #DIV/0! A A
3 SOTERO, FULLY 100.00 MB
6 Charisse 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
3 TADIA, FULLY 100.00 MB
7 Macario 200.00 200.00 200.00 0.00 PAID % AA
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1000.0 5600.0 2180.0 2420.0 350.0 1900.0 20510.0 70.0 830.0
Total 21,340.00 0 0 0 0 0 0 7060.00 0 0 0 0 96.11%
No payment for -
Remaining Uncollected 830.00 Section C 1600 800 2400 1,570.00
Sce- Sce-
nario 1 TOTAL FUND REMAINING FUND 14100.00 Scenario 2 10,500.00 nario 3 10,000.00
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OTHERS 541
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Contingency Plan
List Price
SPEAKER 6,000.00
TSHIRT ADDITIONAL 1,884.00
Budget(plaque, lei, paper for program (special paper), token) 2,096.00
Pack Lunch 3,705.00
TARP 1,296.00
For Refund (other expences) c/o Ms. Dan 382.00
Total for Release 15,363.00
Deficit 1,263.00
Additional per head (under Section B) 114.82
List Price
SPEAKER 6,000.00
TSHIRT ADDITIONAL 1,884.00
Budget(plaque, lei, paper for program (special paper), token) 2,096.00
Pack Lunch 3,705.00
TARP 1,296.00
For Refund (other expences) c/o Ms. Dan 382.00
Total for Release 15,363.00
Deficit 4,863.00
Additional per head (under Section B) 442.09
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List Price
SPEAKER 6,000.00
TSHIRT ADDITIONAL 1,884.00
Budget(plaque, lei, paper for program (special paper), token) 2,096.00
Pack Lunch 3,705.00
TARP 1,296.00
For Refund (other expences) c/o Ms. Dan 382.00
Total for Release 15,363.00
Deficit 5,363.00
Additional per head (under Section B) 487.55
List Price
SPEAKER 6,000.00
TSHIRT ADDITIONAL 1,630.00
Budget(plaque, lei, paper for program (special paper), token) 5,691.00
Pack Lunch 3,189.00
Deficit 5,409.00
Additional per head (under Section B) 491.73
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Description of T-shirt:
• T-shirt Patch
Price:
• 530 pesos
S 0
M 4
L 4
XL 3
2XL 6
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April 8, 2024
On behalf of Taguig City University Graduate School, this is to express our consent for a monetary
contribution towards the upcoming Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training program organized
by Taguig City University – Graduate School, MBA-B2023.
We recognize the significance of this event, which aims to equip graduate students with valuable insights
and skills in crafting a work-life balance blueprint for success. As advocates for education and professional
development, we are delighted to support initiatives that empower individuals to thrive in both their
personal and professional endeavors.
Enclosed with this letter, please find our monetary contribution of P1200.00. This contribution is intended
to assist with covering essential expenses associated with the event, including food for attendees, seminar
kit, and seminar materials such as certificates for all attendees, tokens, and speaker honorarium.
The undersigned hereby provide full consent for this voluntary contribution. It is acknowledged that
neither the university nor the professors bear any liability concerning this contribution.
We trust that our contribution will contribute to the success of the seminar and training program, thereby
fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth among the participants. We appreciate the
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opportunity to be part of such a meaningful initiative and are confident in its positive impact on the
graduate student community.
Should you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at
+63 960 417 7150 or lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing about the success of
the event and how our contribution has made a difference.
Thank you for considering our support, and we wish you continued success in your endeavors.
Warm regards,
April 8, 2024
On behalf of Taguig City University Graduate School, this is to express our consent for a
monetary contribution towards the upcoming Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training
program organized by Taguig City University – Graduate School, MBA-B2023.
We recognize the significance of this event, which aims to equip graduate students with valuable
insights and skills in crafting a work-life balance blueprint for success. As advocates for education and
professional development, we are delighted to support initiatives that empower individuals to thrive in
both their personal and professional endeavors.
Enclosed with this letter, please find our monetary contribution of P500.00. This contribution is
intended to assist with covering essential expenses associated with the event, including food for
attendees, seminar kit, and seminar materials such as certificates for all attendees, tokens, and speaker
honorarium.
The undersigned hereby provide full consent for this voluntary contribution. It is acknowledged that
neither the university nor the professors bear any liability concerning this contribution.
• Pauline
Alberca
• Rommel
Anicete
• Paul As-
turias
• Anna
Gozo
• Mario Nillo Jr.
• Wenard Romero
We trust that our contribution will contribute to the success of the seminar and training program,
thereby fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth among the participants. We
appreciate the opportunity to be part of such a meaningful initiative and are confident in its positive
impact on the graduate student community.
Should you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me directly
at +63 960 417 7150 or lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing about the
success of the event and how our contribution has made a difference.
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Thank you for considering our support, and we wish you continued success in your endeavors.
Warm regards,
Committee Head
Master in Business Administration, Taguig City University
lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com
+63 960 417 7150
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April 8, 2024
We trust that our contribution will contribute to the success of the seminar and training program, thereby
fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth among the participants. We appreciate the
opportunity to be part of such a meaningful initiative and are confident in its positive impact on the
graduate student community.
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Should you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at
+63 960 417 7150 or lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing about the success of
the event and how our contribution has made a difference.
Thank you for considering our support, and we wish you continued success in your endeavors.
Warm regards,
Daniella Mariz Lamptey
Committee Head
Master in Business Administration, Taguig City University
lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com
+63 960 417 7150
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April 8, 2024
On behalf of Taguig City University Graduate School, this is to express our consent for a monetary
contribution towards the upcoming Graduate School Seminar and Capability Training program organized
by Taguig City University – Graduate School, MBA-B2023.
We recognize the significance of this event, which aims to equip graduate students with valuable insights
and skills in crafting a work-life balance blueprint for success. As advocates for education and professional
development, we are delighted to support initiatives that empower individuals to thrive in both their
personal and professional endeavors.
Enclosed with this letter, please find our monetary contribution of P500.00. This contribution is intended
to assist with covering essential expenses associated with the event, including food for attendees, seminar
kit, and seminar materials such as certificates for all attendees, tokens, and speaker honorarium.
The undersigned hereby provide full consent for this voluntary contribution. It is acknowledged that
neither the university nor the professors bear any liability concerning this contribution.
We trust that our contribution will contribute to the success of the seminar and training program, thereby
fostering a conducive environment for learning and growth among the participants. We appreciate the
opportunity to be part of such a meaningful initiative and are confident in its positive impact on the
graduate student community.
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Should you require any further information or assistance, please do not hesitate to contact me directly at
+63 960 417 7150 or lampteydaniellamariz@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing about the success of
the event and how our contribution has made a difference.
Thank you for considering our support, and we wish you continued success in your endeavors.
Warm regards,
Name Signature
AVANZADO, Catherine
AVILLANOSA, Adeline
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CONSULTA, Drandreb
GALANG, Jason
GIME, Glissa
HARE, Mildred
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MALIGAYA, Dennis
PALERO, Alexa
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SOTERO, Charisse
TADIA, Macario
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2) If possible for other undergrads to participate and contribute at least 300 pesos
5) Communications
Attendance:
3) Regala, Mark
4) Catoltol, Junawen
5) Popanes, Ghinel
6) Rivera, Michelle
7) Viscayno, Charmaine
3) Updates on Costing and Budget & Liquidation c/o Maam Jingle & Sir Melvin
4) Tarp (up to 1,100 pesos) Size: 6 x 12 (Should Resize) c/o Maam Junawen
Attendance:
2) Michelle Rivera
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3) Mark Regala
4) Junawen Catoltol
7) Melvin Olavidez
1) Waiting for the approval on the final venue and time of the event
signatures
8) Ocular inspection of the library (alternative venue) would be made by the day
9) Finalization and Setting up would be made after the approval of the venue and
Attendance (everyone)
1) Final venue would be at the library (no approval for the auditorium)
Attendance is a must.
4) Plaque of recognition
5) Certificates of Appreciation
6) Welcome Leis
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4) Checking of equipment, sound system and other essential materials needed for the
event.
Checklist
Rommel 1 pair ng monitor speaker with tripod. TRUE 1
2 pcs wireless mic, (Magdadala ng battery. Alamin anong size ng battery) (TO CHECK WITH MIS). |WIRED
Rommel ONLY TRUE 2
1 pc xlr cable for audio na aabot sa pwesto ng laptop natin for presentation. (May dala kaming portable 2
MITCH channel audio mixer. TRUE 3
MITCH 1 pc long hdmi cable na aabot sa laptop natin for presentation. TRUE 4
Paul 1 unit led projector. TRUE 5
Paul 1 pc projection screen. (Big size na kita hanggang likod). TRUE 6
Jingle Camera TRUE 7
2 Mich, Jingle, Mel-
vin,Paul 5 Laptop TRUE 8
Ginel Evaluation Form (Hard Copy) TRUE 9
Ginel Registration Form (Hard Copy) TRUE 10
Design Team Welcome Lei TRUE 11
Food team Food (Bento and Snacks) TRUE 12
Design Team Certificates and Plaques TRUE 13
Junawen Tarpauline TRUE 14
Cham Token for prof (6) TRUE 15
Cham Prizes and Certificate Holder TRUE 16
Rommel Sound System TRUE 17
Mich Ballpen TRUE 18
Jingle Folder for Registration (Long) TRUE 19
Mich Correction Tape TRUE 20
PAUL Poduim TRUE 21
PAUL bond paper (1 REAM) TRUE 22
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Collection
No
. Name Contribution Donation Name Unpaid Debt Remaining Debt
Lomibao, Alyssa Marie Rosario Tal-
1 lada 1,190.00 Regala, Mark Pacumbala 300.00
2 Lamptey, Daniella Mariz Gopez 1,150.00 517.00 Olavidez, Melvin Odon (1,014.00)
Victoriano, Paul Punsa-
3 Magat, Jonas Anthony Martinez 1,190.00 769.00 lang 469.00
Out Summary
AR No. Date Received By Amount Amount in Pesos Reason Treasurer Mode Remarks
ARTCU-001 ######## Charmaine Viscayno 2,151.00 Two Thousand One Hundred Fifty-One Budget for Plaque and Other Materials Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-002 ######## Michelle Rivera 3,705.00 Three Thousand Seven Hundred Five Budget for Pack Lunch (Foods) Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-003 ######## Junawen Catoltol 1,100.00 One Thousand Two Hundred Ninety-Six Budget for Tarpulin Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-004 ######## Daniella Lamptey 517.00 Five Hundred Forty-One DL Additional Contri Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-005 ######## Rommel Anciete 2,374.00 One Thousand Eight Hundred Seventy-Four Fund for Additional T-Shirt Printing Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-006 ######## Mary Katherine F. Parra 6,000.00 Six Thousand Honorarium Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-007 ######## Charmaine Viscayno 500.00 Five Hundred For Token of Speaker Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-008 ######## Charmaine Viscayno 400.00 Four Hundred Additional For Token Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-009 ######## Charmaine Viscayno 300.00 Three Hundred CV Additional Contri Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-009 ######## Charmaine Viscayno 63.00 Sixty-Three Additional Contribution Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-010 ######## Daniella Lamptey 7,090.00 Seven Thousand Ninety Fund for T-Shirt Printing Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-011 ######## Melvin Olavidez 600.00 Six Hundred 4 Participant Prize Winner 150x4 (Q & A) Melvin O. Olavidez G-CASH DEBT
ARTCU-012 ######## Melvin Olavidez 4,640.50 Four Thousand Seven Hundred Fifty-Eight And Five Tenths Food for 150-200 Participants Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-013 ######## Melvin Olavidez 200.00 Two Hundred Transportation Expense for Food Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-014 ######## Melvin Olavidez 85.00 Eighty-Five Paper Plate and Fork Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-014 ######## Melvin Olavidez 4.00 four Colored Paper Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-014 ######## Melvin Olavidez 60.00 Sixty 4 Pcs Folder Long Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-014 ######## Melvin Olavidez 60.00 Sixty Printing Expense Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-014 ######## Melvin Olavidez 5.00 Five Logo Melvin O. Olavidez CASH DEBT
ARTCU-015 ######## Jonas Anthony Magat 300.00 Three Hundred 10 Participants (Prize Winner Groupings) - Donate Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-016 ######## Michelle Rivera 100.00 One Hundred 10 Participants (Prize Winner Groupings) - Donate Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
ARTCU-017 ######## Alyssa Marie Lomibao - One Thousand Additional For Token Allyssa Melvin O. Olavidez CASH RECEIVED
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Summary of Expenses
30,254.50
Date Expenses By Amount Reason Remarks
04/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 38.00 Printing of Letters and 1 Folder No Receipt
11/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 140.00 G Cash Out Pay With Receipt
11/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 6,935.00 1st Wave of Tshirt With Receipt
11/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 59.00 Printing of Letters and 1 Pen No Receipt
18/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 46.00 Printing Letters No Receipt
18/03/2024 Daniella Lamptey 16.00 Printing Letters- Revision No Receipt
11/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 50.00 Printing and Folder No Receipt
16/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 72.00 Printing No Receipt
17/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 139.00 Print Folder Xerox With Receipt
18/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 54.00 Printing No Receipt
22/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 24.00 Transpo No Receipt
22/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 24.00 Transpo No Receipt
22/04/2024 Daniella Lamptey 10.00 Printing No Receipt
22/04/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 294.00 Certificate Holder With Receipt
27/04/2024 Michelle Rivera 3,705.00 Food of Organizer With Receipt
29/04/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 592.00 Ribbon and Notebook With Receipt
30/04/2024 Junawen Catoltol 1,100.00 Tarpulin With Receipt
01/05/2024 Rommel Anicete 2,374.00 2nd Wave of Tshirt With Receipt
01/05/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 300.00 Certificate Frame With Receipt
02/05/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 85.00 Ribbon With Receipt
03/05/2024 Melvin Olavidez 4,640.50 Food for 100-200 pax With Receipt
03/05/2024 Melvin Olavidez 200.00 Transportation for Food to TCU (Tricycle) No Receipt
03/05/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 1,196.00 Ceramic Mug With Receipt
03/05/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 747.00 Perfume and Bag With Receipt
04/05/2024 Melvin Olavidez 214.00 On the day other Expenses With Receipt
04/05/2024 Jonas Anthony Magat 300.00 10 Participants (Prize Winner Groupings) - Donate No Receipt
04/05/2024 Michelle Rivera 100.00 10 Participants (Prize Winner Groupings) - Donate No Receipt
04/05/2024 Melvin Olavidez 600.00 4 Participant Prize Winner 150x4 (Q & A) Via G Cash With Receipt
04/05/2024 Mary Katherine F. Parra 6,000.00 Honorarium No Receipt
04/05/2024 Charmaine Viscayno 200.00 Ribbon and Glue Sticks No Receipt
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RECEIPTS
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Tarpaulin Layout
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Program Layout
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Technical Script
Time Activity Key Person What to do Materials Needed
2:00 - 2:30 set up laptops and post QR code for laptop and picture of
Registration Registration Committee
pm registration QR code
Award lei to key personnel
Speaker - Ms. Parra
Professor Condes
Design Committee Dr. Ostria Lei
Dr. Nillo
Dr. Birion
Dr. Guiraldo
Play the AVP of the organizing PowerPoint
Technical Committee
committee Presentation
PowerPoint
Play the AVP of Do's and Don’ts
Presentation
Announcement
2:30 - 2:40
Opening Prayer Emcee Everyone, please be seated as we start Voice-over
pm
the event
PowerPoint
Technical Committee Play the video of the prayer
Presentation
2:32 - 2:35 Play the video of the National Anthem PowerPoint
National Anthem and Taguig Hymn Technical Committee
pm and Taguig Hymn Presentation
2:36 - 2:40
Introduction of Emcees Emcee Entrance on Stage Podium Wireless Mic
pm
PowerPoint
Technical Committee Play the AVP of Emcee
Presentation
2:40 - 2:45
Welcome Remarks Ushers - Ginel Assist Dr. Ostria on stage
pm
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PowerPoint
Technical Committee Play AVP of Dr. Condes
Presentation
3:10 - 4:10
Seminar Ushers - Ginel Assist Ms. Parra on stage
pm
Technical Committee Play AVP of Ms. Parra
PowerPoint
Standy for presentation
Presentation
Assist Ms. Parra and give water after
Ushers - Junawen Water, tissue etc
the presentation
4:10 - 4:15
Intermission Number TCU Pep Squad
pm
Technical Committee Play Intermission Music Audio Music
4:15 - 4:20 Emcee - Introduce Charmaine
Objectives of the Training
pm Viscayno
PowerPoint
Technical Committee
Play AVP of Cham Presentation
4:20 – 5:20
Training Ushers - Junawen Assist Ms. Parra on stage
pm
PowerPoint
Technical Committee Standy for presentation
Presentation
5:20 – 5:35
Open Forum Emcee and Speaker
pm
prepare a mic and approach students
Usher - all mic
who want to answer
PowerPoint
Technical Committee AVP - OPEN FORUM
Presentation
5:35 – 5:40 Emcee - Introduce Michelle
Overall Synthesis
pm Rivera
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Technical Committee
Play AVP of Michelle Presentation
Assist all personnel on stage
Speaker - Ms. Parra
Professor Condes
5:40 – 5:50 Awarding of Certificates and
Usher - all Dr. Ostria
pm Plaque of Appreciation
Dr. Nillo
Dr. Birion
Dr. Guiraldo
Emcee read the certificate
Awarding for Participants read the certificate
Awarding for Organizers read the certificate
Design Committee ready the certificates
5:50 – 5:55
Closing Remarks Ushers - Junawen Assist Dr. Nillo on stage
pm
Emcee - Intro for Closing
Remarks
PowerPoint
Technical Committee Play AVP of Dr. Nillo
Presentation
5:55 -
Pictorial Official photographer
onwards
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Certificate Layout
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AVP CONTENTS
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DOCUMENTATION
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SEMINAR SPEAKER
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GUEST OF HONOR
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ATTENDEES
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SEMINAR COMMITTEES
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FOODS
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REHEARSALS
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PREPARATIONS
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EVALUATION SURVEY
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Below are tables showing the count and percentage of survey responses we obtained from the
participants of the recent Seminar and Training organized and facilitated by the MBA students. A total of
151 participants attended the seminar and training (excluding the guest speaker and professors) and a
total of 108 survey forms were returned.
Overall Satisfaction:
Row Labels Count of Overall Satisfaction Percentage
Satisfied 52 48%
Neutral 1 1%
According to the feedback received, out of 108 samples, 99% of the participants (51% - Very
satisfied; 48% Satisfied) were satisfied with the overall facilitation of the seminar and training.
Seminar Content
Row Labels Count of Seminar Content Percentage
Excellent 81 75%
Good 27 25%
According to the feedback received, out of 108 samples, 75% of the participants found the
content of the seminar is excellently relevant and useful in their daily lives. 25% says that the content
was good.
Presenter/s
Row Labels Count of Presenter/s Percentage
Effective 27 25%
According to the feedback received, out of 108 samples, 100% (75% - Very effective; 48%
Effective) of the participants found the presenter/s’s delivery of the content effective.
Engagement
Row Labels Count of Engagement Percentage
According to the feedback received, out of 108 samples, 67% of the participants felt fully
engaged throughout the seminar. 32% of the participants felt somewhat engaged, and only 1% felt not
very engaged.
Organization
Row Labels Count of Organization Percentage
According to the feedback received, out of 108 samples, 100% (57% Very well organized; 43%
well organized) of the participants found that the seminar and training was well organized.
Excellent 70 68%
Good 30 29%
Fair 3 3%
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According to the feedback received, out of 103 samples, 68% of the participants found the
venue and the facilities provided as excellent. 29% of the participants found the venue and the facilities
provided as good, and only 3% found them as fair.
Networking Opportunities
Row Labels Count of Networking Opportunities Percentage
Yes, plenty of
opportunities 42 41%
None at all 1 1%
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According to the feedback received, out of 103 samples, 41% of the participants found plenty of
opportunities to network with other attendees. 53% of the participants found some of opportunities to
network with other attendees, 5% found a few, and only 1% found none at all.
Likelihood to Recommend
Row Labels Count of Likelihood to Recommend Percentage
Likely 27 28%
Neutral 9 9%
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Grand Total 97
According to the feedback received, out of 97 samples, 91% (53% Very likely; 28% Likely) of the
participants will likely recommend similar seminars to their colleagues and friends. 9% felt neutral about
recommending similar seminars to their colleagues and friends.
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Summary
In conclusion, the seminar and training that was organized and facilitated by the MBA students is
satisfactory. A very high percentage of the survey shows that the participants will most likely recommend
similar seminars and trainings to their colleagues and friends. Some aspects needed to be taken in
consideration in the future like the engagement and the venue and facilities. We have to come up with a
better way of engaging with the participants in future seminars and trainings and possibly find a better
venue with better facilities to increase the satisfaction levels of the participants attending seminars and
trainings in Taguig City University.
For some contexts, below are some verbatim received from the participants regarding the
seminar and training.
Verbatim
“Being able to experience how Masteral students conduct a program like this was really nice. It
feels great to experience how these people do work from a professional standpoint.”
“I like the energy of the speaker and the energy of the masters of ceremony. The knowledge they
shared also helped us a lot and made us realized that life is not all about school and work.”
“It was a very informative seminar training. Kudos to the organizers. MBA Students.”
“Very presentable seminar. The organizer in this seminar are great since the are prepared
everything”
“The font size of the presentation is small, not readable pag nasa likod.”
“My suggestion is that is it good to provide some QR link on the registry because not all has
scanner and also the changes about the venue or the details of the seminar.”
“The font size in the presentation - not readable especially in the audience at the back.”
ACCOMPLISHMENT REPORT
Self-Evaluation
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1) Canvassed the prices of plaque, welcome leis, and other tokens for the event
2) Attended all meetings for the event and shared insights
3) Wrote the minutes of the meetings
4) Reminded co-team members of their assigned tasks
5) Helped in putting up the tarpaulin
6) Brought the materials needed (i.e. plastic twine straw, gun tucker, masking tape,
etc.) in putting up the tarpaulin
7) Also brought materials used in the event (i.e. 1 ream short bond paper, ball pens,
etc.)
8) Helped in putting up the chairs and tables for the event
9) Helped in cleaning the venue and in setting-up
10) Helped in the registration of the attendees
11) Usherred the attendees to their seat arrangement
12) Helped in the distribution of the materials used during the seminar
13) Helped in the distribution of snacks and drinks for the participants
14) Went to the lobby to usher the attendees to the right venue (library)
15) Went room to room to find and persuade students to attend
16) Searched and talked with different suppliers for the plaque, welcome leis, and
other tokens for the event
17) Made lay-out for the certificates and the plaque
18) Printed the certificates for the speaker, professors, committee members, etc.
19) Helped in arranging the chairs and tables after the event
20) Helped to appease and pacify the participants
21) Helped in the distribution and subsequent collection of the evaluation sheets
22) Went back and forth to the supplier to procure the plaque of recognition
23) Helped in cleaning up the venue after the event
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As the Committee Chair and Head of the Event, I have been tasked with
overseeing the coordination and execution of our program. My responsibilities include
liaising with stakeholders, organizing meetings, and ensuring the smooth running of all
event-related activities.
As the Assistant Program Chair of the event, the tasks I willingly took
responsibility is mostly with overseeing the progress of the preparation and the overall
execution of the program. I spearheaded the weekly committee meetings to monitor the
status of the assigned task of each team and help them address any challenges that
came along their way towards the completion of the project. I also assisted with the
decision-making process of different committees (Mostly with Finance Team for the
overall budgeting, Technical Team, Food Team, Ushers Team, and Design Team) while
ensuring the quality of the execution. Aside from these, I also made sure that I was able
to influence with boosting the motivation of the whole team and at the same time,
ensure that the deliverables of each team are met on time.
I myself was one of the event hosts of the program. So, in preparation for the
actual event, I created the script for the hosts to make sure that the delivery of each part
of the program is seamless.
After the event, I have also prepared the summary report of the feedback
gathered from the participants. I also created a rating sheet for the performance of each
of the committee members which can be found at the bottom of this document.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank the whole team for a job well
done in making the event successful. To the Finance Team (Melvin and Jingle), thank
you for taking the initiatives and for always being ready to assist. Your keen attention to
detail and intelligence were truly a gift for us all throughout the management of the
event finance. To the Design Team (Charmaine, Mark, and Alyssa), thank you for being
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considerate and for your hard work. I know you guys had to revise the documents and
certificates a couple of times due to the inevitable changes, but you guys made it work!
To the Food Team (Paul and Michelle), thank you for making sure that we had a nice
meal during the event. And the Kani salad was to die for! To the Ushers Team, (Ginel
and Junawen), thank you for all your efforts throughout the program. You had the most
physical job in attending to all the participants and often running all around for the
necessary errands you had to complete. To MBA C2023, thank you for your support and
for always being there when we needed the most.
Paul, who took over the processing of the papers while our Program chair was
not available.
Michelle, and to her husband, Joeuel, who were tirelessly working for the
technical aspect of the event specially on the preparation when there’s only a few days
left for the event.
Thank you, everyone! The event will never have become as successful as it was
without all of your efforts and participation. I am truly grateful and honored to work with
people as amazing as you all.
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MICHELLE RIVERA
Accomplishments during the Event:
MARK REGALA
Accomplishments during the Event:
• Help Kuya Melvin bring the foods from SM Hypermarket FTI to the TCU Library.
• Me and Cham made and encoded all the certificates that people filled out on the
Google.
CHARMAINE VISCAYNO
Since I am in the Design Team, the task that is given to me is to ask for certificates,
tokens, and also the welcome lei. On March 19, 2024, I already gave the example
designed for Ms. Daniella to propose to Ms. Lorna so that this sample seminar certificate
will be used in our seminar. Since the approval still on-going I make a GC for design team
so that we can collaborate and share our ideas on our task. First thing for most since we
delegate our task. Yssa will be task in plaque also the encoding of certificate, me and
mark will be task to buy the things like token for professor, papers and tools for welcome
lei. But since mark and I have problem in our location I was the one who buy all the things
that needed in our team. I ask my team mark and Yssa to do sample for certificate so that
each of us have draft to present to Doc. Lorna Condes, with the help of Nash he is the
one who check us and also, he gives us motivation and appreciation message. Even
though we have a hard time Nash is always there for us if we have difficulties in our
side. On April 13, 2024, Saturday after the meeting with Doc. Lorna Condes. On April 13,
2024, Saturday after the meeting with Doc. Lorna Condes, we email her for the certificate
approval then we give her some examples of certificates. By April 18, 2024, Doc. Lorna
Condes, update us and give us feedback that sample A is the one that will be use in our
Seminar. We have faced many problems in this event but hopefully we do our part and
we extend our effort. We have problem regarding to signatories since we have duties in
our work, Paul is the one who extend his effort and join in our team he is the one who
send the letter for approval in TCU and he is the one who wait for the signatories on that
certificate.
Since we accomplished the certificate, I was the one who buy the things need in
our welcome lei, tokens and also the papers. I was the who budget the costing for the
team. It is not easy, costing is very crucial because I should prepare for budget that given
to us it should be suit for all the things that we needed. Since seminar kit will be not use
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because of the changing of date of seminar also the participants, I propose another cost
for our budget. Melvin give me the needed amount and I buy the needed things in SM
Bicutan, SM Makati and also Market in Bicutan. After we settled the things that we need
in design team, Mark and I was the one who make the welcome lei on Ginel House, we
started at 11am in the morning and we finished the five welcome lei but we need six
welcome lei since we don't have enough ribbon we decided that on May 4 we should
finish it in the morning. Regarding to the certificate, we settle also that thanks to Paul
because he is the one makes sure that certificate have signed of Doc. Ostria and Doc.
Rosales. On May 3, 2024, after work I go to SM Bicutan to buy also the token for our
guest and after that I go to straight to TCU for rehearsal since I have exposure in
programmed I was the one also who take the spill in Objectives of Seminar. On the event
itself, May 4, 2024 it Saturday. In the morning we buy the frame for the certificate of the
speaker then Mark & I go straight in room 208 to finish the last welcome lei. After that I
prepare the certificates for Doc. Lorna then I scanned the blank certificate for our e-
signature. During that event since Yssa and Paul are usher Mark & I was the one who
doing the certificates, since we have additional guest I prepared the certificate live then
we ask for help of Junawen to print the certificate of the additional guest and thanks for
her before the awarding we prepare the certificate of Doc. Billy.
Even though we are not perfect we have flaws and we have circumstances but we
do our very best part to do our part. Special thanks to Nash and Paul for bringing our very
best and appreciate our effort and also to my team for helping each other task.
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MELVIN OLAVIDEZ
Accomplishments during the Event:
2. Budget Summary: Throughout the planning and execution phases, the committee
maintained a detailed record of expenditures, income, and budget adjustments.
This allowed for real-time monitoring of financial activities and facilitated informed
decision-making by the organizing team.
4. Expense Tracking: Every expense incurred during the event was carefully
documented and categorized. This meticulous approach ensured that no
expenditure was overlooked, and all financial transactions were accounted for
accurately.
JINGLE JOSE
Accomplishments during the Event:
PAUL VICTORIANO
Accomplishments during the Event:
1. March 13, 2024 Food Meeting ● Food and beverages Menu and
Costing submitted and discussion
together with Ma’am Mitchelle
2. APRIL 22, 2024 Update and verify if the ● Meet with Mr. Cotaco, the VPA
aditorium is approved as a venue. Sec., to discuss the progress of
our reservation. and as per sir cy.
atty. Aiko informed us that we
must first obtain the president's
consent in order to validate our
reservation.
● Revise letter address to OIC Pres.
Doc. Guiraldo then submitted to
Ms. Mona (secretary)
3. APRIL 25, 2024 Update and verify if the ● Meet Dr. Ostria together with
auditorium is approved as a Ms. Lamtey to discuss our plan B
venue. for the venue to use the library
instead of the auditorium.
● Process the library as plan B
venue for the event (Approved by
Ms. Jess University Librarian)
● Print programed for invitation
and give to the professors.
To doc nillo doc oastria doc
tolang for graduate school doc
amalia and university president.
4. April 27. 2024 Ocular the venues ● Process Auditorium and library
ocular together with the technical
team (Mitch and Husband)
5. APRIL 29, 2024 E-signature approval ● Process the letter to Ms. Leah for
Dr. amalia E- signature
And waited for approval but
declined.
7. MAY 1, 2024 Verify the final Venue and ● Venue Approved by Sir. Cy and
Request to MIS for Audio and Ma’am jes for our final venue for
Visual this event.
● Revise and Process the Request
letter for MIS Audio and visual.
8. May 2. 2024 Update and Verify MIS letter and ● Letter Approved by Atty. Aiko
Obtaining Photos of the and Mr. Rubio Head of MIS.
Professors and Doc. for ● Process the request
Technical committee ● Obtaining Photo Successful
9. May 3, 2024 Food Com Market Day for the ● Market day done and successful.
event and library permission to ● Processed the permission to set
Dry Run the event up and dry run the event inside
the venue.
● Pre-set the venue by arranging
the equipment needed and putting
up the tarpaulin.
● Provide the necessary equipment
for the event
*Projector
*Projector Screen Wall
*50 meter wire Extension
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JUNAWEN CATOLTOL
Accomplishments during the Event:
- Purchased necessary materials for the event, including folders and colored paper.
- Bought utensils for the food, such as paper plates and forks.
- Reached out to professors and invited their students to attend the seminar and
training.
- Engaged with students in the lobby and encouraged them to join the event.
- Worked with the team to clean up the venue and arrange tables and chairs.
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GINEL POPANES
Accomplishments during the Event:
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2. Seminar Content
• How would you rate the relevance and usefulness of the topics covered?
o Excellent
o Good
o Fair
o Poor
3. Presenter(s)
• How effective were the presenters in delivering the content?
o Very effective
o Effective
o Somewhat effective
o Ineffective
4. Engagement
• Were you engaged throughout the seminar?
o Yes, fully engaged.
o Somewhat engaged.
o Not very engaged
o Not engaged at all
5. Organization
• How well was the seminar organized?
o Very well organized
o Well organized
o Somewhat organized
o Poorly organized
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7. Networking Opportunities
• Did you find opportunities to network with other attendees?
o Yes, plenty of opportunities.
o Some opportunities
o Very few opportunities
o None at all
Please provide any suggestions or comments you have for improving future seminars.
Likelihood to Recommend
• How likely are you to recommend similar seminars to your colleagues or friends?
o Very likely
o Likely
o Neutral
o Unlikely
o Very unlikely
Additional Comments
Please share any additional comments or feedback you have about the seminar.
Thank you for taking the time to complete this survey! Your input is highly appreciated.