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28 FEBRUARY 2024
29 FEBRUARY 2024
28 FEBRUARY 2024
10:15 - 11:00 Creating Genuine Value ( and Revenue ) Through Brands & Sponsors
Here we address one of the key areas of event revenue and gain the perspective of some of the biggest brands on the planet . How do they use events and experience , how do events and sponsorship agencies work together to create genuine value on both sides of the partnership . Alistair Turner - Commercial Counsel - National Outdoor Event Association Karis Buckingham-Jones - Project Lead - | Sport - Wasserman
11:20 - 12:05 Making the Impossible Possible : Delivering expert and bespoke production
Presented by bringing to life two award winning and highly complex case studies . Andy Fennhiggins discusses how his team were able to create a Scottish meadow in London ’ s Covent Garden , an experiential product launch in the oldest distillery in the world and a hybrid internal comms event for 6,000 people in Amsterdam . From one of the leading technical experts working in the industry , Andy explains what high end production means to him , and how his team works with creative departments and supply partners to make what looks impossible , possible . Andy Fennhiggins - Director of Technical Production - Chorus Nicci Kendall - Account Director - Chorus
12:15 - 13:00 Martyn ’ s Law & Protect : An Update , Interview
Christian continues to be a respected liaison between government and the events industry and will provide updates on the progress of Martyn ’ s Law and the Protect Duty . This is an extension of the subjects covered at NOEAs convention , with more updates coming all the time . Beverley Osbourne - Owner - Training 4 Resilience Christian Stensrud - Head of Events & Devolved Administration Engagement – Marytn ’ s Law Team , Home Office - Home Office
14:45 - 15:30 Sustainability & Food at Major Events : Innovation , Collaboration and Information
In this session NCASS will bring to life some of the main innovations around sustainable food sourcing and delivery at major events . Looking at how events can work better with food and beverage concessions as well as case studies on what ‘ good ’ now looks like when it comes to sustainable event food . Nick Summers - Managing Director - NCASS
14:45 - 15:30 A Year in Tech : An Introduction to 2024
Taking forward some of the themes first explored at the National Outdoor Event Association Annual Convention , event technologist Andrew Lansley will talk about the technology we ’ ll see emerging over the next 12 months . From AI to the Metaverse , new breakthroughs in sound design to visual walk throughs being developed . The future is already here , 2024 will see it distributed wider across the industry . Alistair Turner - Commercial Counsel - National Outdoor Event Association Andrew Lansley - Innovation Manager for Cheltenham Festivals , Senior Academic at the University of Gloucestershire , and coordinator for the Cheltenham Culture Board - University of Gloucestershire
29 FEBRUARY 2024
10:15 - 11:00 When to Swipe Right on a Potential Employer
Shifting the spotlight onto what employers can and should do to captivate job seekers . This session diverges from the traditional recruitment lens , highlighting the green flags that signal a promising and supportive workplace . We will uncover the markers that indicate an employer ’ s commitment to creating a positive work environment , fostering engagement , and prioritizing employee well-being . Join us to discover the key attributes that make an employer stand out and earn that ‘ swipe right ’ from prospective talent . Priya Narain - Purpose and Impact Manager - KERB Robert Kenward - Chief Talent Officer - YOU search & select Sian Morse - Sales & Marketing Manager - Live Nation
11:15 - 12:00 What I Wish I ’ d Known When I Started
Our discussion spans the spectrum , from crucial insights on recognising unacceptable behavior to the lighthearted yet practical advice , like doubling your sock count for a festival week . We ’ ll explore the serious and the eccentric , offering a comprehensive guide to navigating the event industry ’ s complexities , shared by professionals who ’ ve been there and learned along the way . Arthur Forbes - UK Box Office Operations Manager - Ticketmaster Frankie Tee - Director - EnTEEtainment Ltd Harriet Grace - Director - Accept Management Hollie Clarke - Programme Lead , Creator Marketing EMEA - YouTube Laura Pike - Account Director - DRPG
12:15 - 13:00 The Power of LinkedIn
How to use Linkedin to it ’ s full potential , whether you are job seeking , recruiting , working or trying to be a changemaker in the industry . Cat Kevern - Director - Electric Cat Productions
13:45 - 14:30 Five Years On - Where Are They Now ?
Join us as we delve into the diverse journey of professionals , showcasing those who ’ ve navigated varied career paths postgraduation , both with and without a university background . Our panelists offer insights into the rich tapestry of roles available today . Gemma Newman - Assistant General Manager - Newman Event Services Hollie Doherty - Live Events & Touring Professional - Postcard Touring Kate Goodrum - Account Manager - DICE Malika Peterkin - Sales & Event Manager - Pitcher & Piano Mollie McDermot - Project Manager - PMY
14:45 - 15:30 Career Crossroads : Freelance vs Employed
A discussion on the contrasting merits of freelance and employed lifestyles . Our panelists , seasoned professionals from diverse industries , will share their experiences , shedding light on the advantages and challenges of each path . Whether you ’ re exploring the freedom of freelance or the stability of employment , this session offers a comprehensive exploration to guide your journey . Dani McCalla - Event Manager - The Halls Wolverhampton Elly Walsh - Director - i am Recruitment James Crute - Freelance Event Professional / Production Manager - Xtraction Ria Gillett - Events Producer - Freelance Sarah Wright - Event Producer - Avalon Designs