Objective:Develop a detailed Work Breakdown Structure $($WBS$)$ for planning and executing a three$-$dayConference in Toronto, Canada. The WBS should delineate all of the deliverables required toaccomplish the conference successfully. A budget and estimated resources are NOT required.Background:This conference is aimed at gathering academics, professionals, and students interested in projectmanagement to exchange knowledge, discuss advancements in the field, and network. It will cover arange of topics including, but not limited to$,$ Agile methodologies, risk management, team dynamics,and project lifecycle management.Assignment Requirements:$1.$ Conference Details:o Theme: Advancements in Project Managemento Duration: Three dayso Participants: Approximately $300$ attendees $($academics$,$ professionals, and students$)$o Venues: Multiple locations in Toronto, including a main conference hall, breakoutrooms, and a dining area.o Content:$$ Keynote Speeches: Expert insights on emerging trends and advancements inproject management.$$ Academic Presentations: Research findings and theoretical advancements inproject management.$$ Panel Discussions: Conversations and Q&A sessions on project managementmethodologies, challenges, and solutions.$$ Workshops: Practical sessions on utilizing project management tools andmethodologies.$$ Networking Sessions: Opportunities for attendees to interact and buildprofessional relationships$\mathrm{.}2.$ Work Breakdown Structure $($WBS$)$ Components: Develop a hierarchical WBS that outlinesthe primary, secondary$,$ and tertiary deliverables, including but not limited to:o Project Managemento Venue Managemento Program Developmento Marketing & Communicationso Registration & Attendee Managemento Vendor & Supplies Managemento Risk Management

o Budget & Finance$3.$ Deliverables:o A comprehensive, detailed WBS in a visual format $($chart or diagram$).$o A brief report explaining the logic and rationale behind the structuring of the WBS$,$along with any assumptions made during the development of the WBS$\mathrm{.}4.$ Format:o Apply a hierarchical structure with suitable numbering for each level.o Label each level and component of the WBS distinctly.o Use Microsoft Visio, Lucidchart, or another appropriate diagram$-$making tool tocreate a graphical representation of the WBS$.$ You may also, if you wish, use MSProject