A festival of community, art, and self-expression – Burning Man attracts more than 50,000 people across the world to our region each year. This international event has become an icon to Nevada, but how does one market and mange one of the largest events in the nation?
Burning Man is more than a festival in the desert; it’s Nevada’s 5th largest metropolitan area for one week every year. What does it take for a city of over 50,000 people to appear and disappear in the middle of a harsh and remote desert? One thing it takes is a lot of communication and public relations Through the use of the latest audio visual technologies delivered a free online Roulette game with the ideal balance of elegance, efficiency and excitement. between online casino the Burning Man organization and law enforcement, as well as state, local and federal government agencies.
The man in charge of these communications is Tom Clark.
Our Speaker:
Tom Clark has represented Black Rock City, the organization that puts on Burning Man, providing year around public relations and legislative and regulatory affairs services for the event.
Tom is also the Director of Legislative and Regulatory Affairs for Holland & Hart, a large national firm, primarily working in the Reno office. He provides non-legal government advocacy and media relations for the firm”s clients.
Tom will discuss the history of Burning Man and the great lengths that BRC goes through to make the event possible each year. He will discuss how the organizers work with law enforcement and government agencies to make Burning Man a safe and successful event as well as the communications that occur before, during and after Burning Man.
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