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The Event Society is a newly launched trade association founded by former Alliance of Independent Event Agencies (AIEA) Chairman Chris Walls. It aims to create closer collaboration between event management companies and supply-chain partners through networking, training, and knowledge-sharing initiatives.
Since opening in May, the organisation has attracted 24 agenc...
New research examining the economic value, employment, and key issues for the UK outdoor events sector has been published. Researched by The Power of Events (TPoE) and funded through a grant from The Purple Guide, it is based on drawing together a variety of data points that have provided key numbers, insights, and a stronger evidence base that organisers can use as practical...
The Sustainable Events Summit (SES) returns to the Showman’s Show on 21st October, launching Vision for Sustainable Events’ focus on Energy and 30 Climate Actions for 2030.
SES 2026 will bring together outdoor event organisers, suppliers, local authorities, and experts to drive collaborative resource development, industry standards, best practice, and innovation to ...
Andy Williamson, Founder of Welcome Brain, discusses how the events industry can lead the way with neuroinclusive events.
Welcome Brain is a consultancy aiming to change the world of events by embracing neurodiversity and making inclusion central to the industry. Andy Williamson came to neuroinclusion through education – working with neurodivergent young people in s...
Event Architect Tamsin Broster helps women in the industry to run successful events powerfully and confidently.
When a difficult period hit Tamsin Broster after the birth of her second child, she quit a 20-year career that culminated in senior leadership at the Ministry of Defence (MoD) in search of something more rewarding.
Having spent two decades in an ...