MSC Cheers Design Challenge



 

MSC Cheers Design Challenge by EMRS Team 2

As this was our 1^st event, we were nervous and also excited to plan and execute this event as event that involved many important people.

 

The event was held on the 15th of January 2014, at seminar room B204, from 1pm to 6pm. The purpose of this event is to create a design competition for students to stimulate innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. The winning team will get cash worth $3,000 and a trophy and they might also get their designs implemented in the new NYP Cheer store as well as the stores throughout Singapore. Prizes and certificates were also given to the participating and finalists teams to recognize their effort in participating this competition.

 

Planning

During the pre-planning stage, there were a lot of major work to be completed such as operations and logistics planning, liaising with participants and Cheers, and deciding on the event venue, floor plan and order of proceeding.

 

 

 

Recce the event venue (Seminar Room 1)

 

Recce the event venue (Seminar Room 2)

 

Recce the prize presentation venue

 

Planning of the floor plan 

 

Event Day

 

On the day of the event, some of our roles include ushering, emceeing, sound system and lighting in-charge, catering in- charge, participants in-charge, crowd controller, supporters and overall in charge who oversees the whole event to ensure that everything went smoothly.

 

 

 

 

We had to get the finalist team who were already anxiously waiting in the holding room prepared for their final presentation by 1pm. We then ushered the invited guests to invite them to make their way to the presentation room. We promptly started the event at 2pm.

 

Mr Sudesh giving briefing to the final 5 teams

 

Registration of guests

 

Supportive supporters seated and ready for the presentation

 

Opening speech by Mr Victor Cheong, G.M of Cheers

Team A&F kick start the first presentation

While waiting for the second team to be prepared for presentation, questions regarding Cheers would be asked by the MC of the event. Attractive prizes could be won by answering correctly. A short interval was given during the event.

 

 

Goodie bags won by audience

 

Presentation by team Throwback

 

Presentation by team Green Penta

 

Presentation by team 3Cheers

 

The judges listening attentively to the presenting group

 

As the presentations were ongoing, we managed to set up the refreshment area and prize presentation area for the later part of the event.

 

 

 

Preparing the refreshment area

 

Getting ready for the prize presentation segment

When the last presentation ended, the judges were given 15 minutes of deliberation to decide on the winning team.

 

Who will be the winner?

 

The prize presentation ceremony starts at 5pm. Guess who is the winner?? The winning team is Team Throwback!!!!!!!!!!!

 

Congratulations to team Throwback!

 

Cheering for the winner

We ended the whole event with a group photo taking and we invited our judges and guest to have a light refreshment.

 

Ending the competition with a group photo with all the judges!

 

Anybody hungry!

 Overall, the event ended successful, and all of us learnt many things from this experience.J

Team 2 with Mr Sudesh celebrating the end of the event!

 

Open House Retail Pop-up Store

Planning stage

Ms Yong briefed us on the layout of the open house and we were told to plan out a roster to allocate the various duties. 

Thereafter, we briefed our team members on the reporting time, duties and attire. 

 We allocated majority of our manpower to the retail lab as there were more things to be shifted down; the rest went to the fixtures room.

  

Set up Day

On 8th January 2014, team 3 of EMRS (Events Management & Road Show) assisted to set up a retail pop-up store for open house. This event is a final year project for the retail students. 15 groups of students were allocated space to set up their own stores and sell products.  

In the morning, we shifted down fixtures such as the cubes, cloak hangers, mannequins etc. to the atrium. The movers has also moved furniture from SDN over.

We also helped to paste these posters which featured the 15 groups of retail students.

Day 1 of Open House

Team 3 reported at 9 am on the event day to assist the retail students as well as to loan them equipment such as hangers, spinner, hooks and mirrors.

See them busy preparing for the set up:

On the day itself, we also had to set up a lucky draw booth right beside the retail pop-up store.This lucky draw booth is meant for the secondary students to know more about SBM. 

As instructed by the teachers, we had to draw the student's attention to our booth to get them to participate in our lucky draw.

The secondary students had to scan the Qr code to watch the SBM video.

Next, we had to ask the students any one out of the three questions in the picture below and they had to give us the correct answer to win the prizes.

These were the two lucky draw prizes

:D

Day 2 of Open House

We had to take more hangers out from the fixture room for the retail students as they realized that they needed more. Also, we helped to expand the pop-up store as it was too cramped resulting in little walking space.

These were some of the stores:

 

Day 3 of open house

We reported at 530 pm to assist in the set down. It was much easier to

set down as we simply needed to shift all the things back to its original place. Unlike the first day where we have to arrange and make different changes to the cubes etc.

 Overall, it was an enjoyable experience as it required teamwork and we got to bond with each other more even though it was tiring at times. :)

Team Bonding Event for New EMRS Students @ NYP

On 26^th December 2013, team 4 of EMRS (Events Management& Road Show) conducted a team bonding event around the whole of business block from 9:30am to 5:00pm for the new batch of EMRS students. Activities included charades, island game, running man, whacko and station games. 

The overall ICs for this event were the members of team 4.The planning was done the week before the actual event, the logistics were done 2 days before to ensure we are on schedule. The safety of the activities were also checked by our supervisors.

On the actual day, we started off with a simple icebreaking introduction “game”, whereas everyone would write down a good and bad quality of themselves and the team members would guess who that person is when the game master reads out the card.

 

 

Chris reading out the card!

 

 

After that we shifted everyone out and split into 4 teams for the team building games

 

Whacko

Whacko is a game where the “whacker” is required to whack the person whose name has been called out. The person which is called, has to make sure that he or she calls out someone else’s name in order to not be whacked!

 

 

 

Island Game

The island game is where everyone will split into group of 3s and each group will form an island. There will be a catcher and someone running away from him/her. The goal of the runner is to join in one of the island and the other end of the person on the island will become the runner.

 

 

 

 

 Charades

After our lunch, we played charades for a little team bonding activity and hilarity!

 

 Running Man

 The running man is a game where everyone has a tag with their name taped on their back, the goal of the game is to either complete the mission. Each group has 5 members and they can either find

 

 

Water Scissors Paper Stone
This is a game where the participants are split into 2 groups. At any point one member of each team has to slide across bench and the goal is to have both team reach the other side. With the opposing team members bump into each other, they will have play scissor paper stone, the loser will have to move back to the queue and go for another try. The game masters has the most fun job as they will have to throw water bombs down at the bench!



 It was a successful event as everyone gets to know each other and overall it was a fun day!