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Public Relations- Gawler and Surrounding District Community
Gawler Show Youth & Entertainment Committees-2012, 2013, 2014, 2015
Key responsibilities:
• Develop promotional material.
• Successful event organisation.
• Promotion through online and social media
• Assistance within the musical technical equipment.
• Musical entertainment organisation.
• Youth team manager.
• Monthly meetings are attended.
Key outcomes:
• Publications successfully promote the event prior, during and after the event.
• Schedules in entertainment are effective and organised accordingly to minimise the delay.
• Awareness of the event is increased with an increasing numbers receiving posts and engaging with the pages.
• Musicians and performers receive the best possible

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