Corporate events
Conferences, meetings and the evenings people judge the year by
From a board offsite for twelve to a conference for several hundred — venue, production, catering, travel and delegates, handled as one job by one team.
What does a corporate events agency actually do?
A corporate events agency finds and books the venue, manages production and catering, arranges delegate travel and accommodation, handles registration, and runs the event on the day. You keep control of the content and the message; everything around it becomes someone else's job.
What we run
Six kinds of event, one way of working
Conferences and annual meetings
Venue, production, catering, accommodation and delegate travel — run so the content is the only thing your team has to worry about.
Awards evenings and gala dinners
Room, staging, entertainment and a running order that lands on time. The evening people judge the whole year by.
Product launches
Press, partners and customers in one room, with the logistics invisible and the product the only thing anyone remembers.
Guest speakers and entertainment
Booked and briefed, with contracts, riders and travel handled. We will also tell you when a speaker is not worth the fee.
Board offsites and strategy days
Somewhere quiet with good food and no interruptions. Small groups, high expectations, no production required.
Team and customer events
Summer parties, Christmas events and customer days — the ones that are supposed to feel effortless.
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Venue-finding
The venue decides most of the event
Room shape, ceiling height, daylight, how far the breakout rooms are from the main space, whether there is anywhere decent to eat within walking distance. These are the things that make a conference feel easy or exhausting, and none of them show up in a brochure.
We shortlist against your brief, not against who pays the most commission, and we say when a venue is wrong for what you are doing.
Tell us your briefQuestions
The things people ask
How many delegates do you work with?
Do you find the venue, or do we?
Can you handle production as well as logistics?
Do you manage delegate registration?
How far ahead do we need to book?
Enquire
What are you planning?
A rough idea is enough — how many people, roughly when, and what it needs to achieve. We reply to every enquiry, usually within one working day.