Web3Privacy Event Management Checklist


1. Pre-Event Planning

Objective: Define goals, secure resources, and finalize logistics.

  • Event Strategy & Goals

    • Draft event purpose, target audience, and KPIs (e.g., registrations, engagement). (Owner: Event Lead)
    • Align event theme with Web3Privacy’s mission (privacy, decentralization, ethics). (Owner: Content Lead)
  • Budget & Funding

    • Create a detailed budget (venue, tech, marketing, speakers). (Owner: Finance Lead)
    • Secure sponsorships (e.g., privacy-focused Web3 projects). (Owner: Partnerships Lead)
  • Logistics

    • Choose format: virtual, hybrid, or in-person (prioritize decentralized platforms like GatherTown or Spaces). (Owner: Logistics Lead)
    • Book venue (if physical) or finalize virtual platform. (Owner: Logistics Lead)
    • Confirm date/time (timezone-sensitive for global audiences). (Owner: Event Lead)
  • Content & Speakers

    • Curate speaker list (privacy advocates, Web3 builders). (Owner: Content Lead)
    • Finalize agenda with workshops, panels, and AMAs. (Owner: Content Lead)
    • Draft privacy-focused guidelines for speakers (e.g., no data harvesting). (Owner: Legal Lead)
  • Tech Setup

    • Ensure encrypted registration tools (e.g., Mask Network integrations). (Owner: Tech Lead)
    • Test live-streaming tools (e.g., LivePeer) and backup systems. (Owner: Tech Lead)
    • Implement privacy-preserving attendee verification (e.g., zero-knowledge proofs). (Owner: Tech Lead)

2. Marketing & Promotion

Objective: Drive registrations and engagement while adhering to Web3 principles.

  • Launch event website/landing page (include privacy policy). (Owner: Marketing Lead)
  • Create promotional content (privacy-focused messaging, explainers). (Owner: Content Lead)
  • Coordinate with Web3 communities (e.g., DAOs, Discord groups). (Owner: Community Lead)
  • Schedule social media campaigns (avoid centralized platforms if possible). (Owner: Social Media Lead)
  • Issue NFT tickets or POAPs (Proof of Attendance Protocols). (Owner: Tech Lead)

3. Pre-Event Execution

Objective: Ensure all systems and teams are ready.

  • Attendee Management

    • Send encrypted confirmation emails with privacy guidelines. (Owner: Operations Lead)
    • Provide onboarding docs for virtual tools (e.g., IPFS-stored resources). (Owner: Tech Lead)
  • Speaker & Staff Prep

    • Conduct speaker rehearsals (test privacy tools like Tor or VPNs). (Owner: Content Lead)
    • Train staff on decentralized communication tools (e.g., Matrix or Status). (Owner: Logistics Lead)
  • Contingency Planning

    • Prepare backup internet/streaming links. (Owner: Tech Lead)
    • Assign moderators for community chats (anti-spam, privacy breaches). (Owner: Community Lead)

4. Event Day Execution

Objective: Deliver a seamless, privacy-centric experience.

  • Opening

    • Verify attendee access (e.g., NFT ticket check). (Owner: Operations Lead)
    • Start live stream with privacy disclaimer (data usage transparency). (Owner: Tech Lead)
  • During Event

    • Monitor decentralized chat platforms (e.g., Discord/Telegram). (Owner: Community Lead)
    • Facilitate Q&A sessions with anonymity options (e.g., Session app). (Owner: Moderator)
    • Record sessions for post-event access (store on IPFS/Filecoin). (Owner: Tech Lead)
  • Networking

    • Host breakout rooms with encrypted video tools (e.g., Jitsi). (Owner: Logistics Lead)
    • Share POAPs for participation. (Owner: Tech Lead)

5. Post-Event Follow-Up

Objective: Measure success, maintain engagement, and ensure compliance.

  • Send post-event survey (use privacy-first tools like CryptPad). (Owner: Community Lead)
  • Share session recordings (decentralized storage links). (Owner: Tech Lead)
  • Reconcile budget (track crypto/fiat expenses). (Owner: Finance Lead)
  • Publish transparency report (e.g., attendee data usage). (Owner: Legal Lead)
  • Nurture leads via decentralized channels (e.g., Mirror blog updates). (Owner: Marketing Lead)

Final Tip:
Delegate tasks based on team expertise (e.g., tech-savvy members handle Web3 tools). Use DAO-style governance for community-driven decisions where possible! 🌐🔒