<thread>

Everything is being pushed back to the fall. Masters tournament, conferences, music festivals, work meetings. We should be thinking this through. What happens with so many competing events happening within a 4-month period?
Plausible next-order outcomes:

° impact on election: disruption to usual media cycle, splintered attention in electorate
° lower attendance at events
° more competition for air tickets
° more competition for hotel rooms
° more competition for media coverage
(cont.)

° splintered marketing budgets
° more competition for venues
° fewer A/V crews to go around
° decrease in availability of stage, lighting, A/V equipment
° sudden spike in catering services, which could strain catering supply chains
(cont.)

° a lingering recession
° lingering unemployment
° competition with what would be the holiday shopping season
° competition with what may or may not be the start of an in-person academic school year (parents might not be able to travel)
And that assumes we don& #39;t see a fall resurgence of Covid-19 and/or Covid-19 along with an early flu season.

This doesn& #39;t mean you should cancel your plans. These signals are opportunities to solve your future problems now.
If you& #39;re rescheduling for fall, you should consider the many next-order outcomes of external factors on your event/organization.

Anticipate risk early and mitigate it.

Better yet, turn that risk into an opportunity.

</thread>
You can follow @amywebb.
Tip: mention @twtextapp on a Twitter thread with the keyword “unroll” to get a link to it.

Latest Threads Unrolled: