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Don’t let immigration costs spoil festival fun, says Tijen Ahmet, business immigration specialist at law firm, Shakespeare Martineau For festivalgoers, the only thing worse than a forecast of rain all...

If your crowdfunding campaign looks like it will fail, what actions can you take? John Auckland, founder of TribeFirst, global equity crowdfunding communications agency, reveals all If you have a new or...

How can brands associate themselves with culturally relevant events and not be perceived as disingenuous? Richard Dodgson, creative director at Timebased, ponders the question Consumers now expect brands to...

Jack Hayes, director of Champions, talks big data trends in the events industry In such an uncertain world – unprecedented value has been placed on authority. Knowing rather than hoping – is...

How can event organisers improve workplace wellbeing for production crew? Tom Critchley, managing director of Caboose and Co, discusses why it’s time to invest in the wellbeing of your events...

In his monthly Green Column, Chris Johnson, sustainability lead at Shambala Festival, discusses food sustainability Food sustainability is a huge, complex and often emotive topic, and one that many event...

Do you dedicate your working life to killing-off the competition? I know I did. It’s entirely natural to see our business rivals as a horde of baddies trying to steal our clients or beat us to the next...

How do you market your event to millennials? Louise Findlay-Wilson, managing director of Energy PR, shares her pearls of wisdom Broadly considered the generation born between 1981 and 1996, Millennials have...

In his monthly column, Chris Johnson, founder of Shambala, says that now is the perfect time to reduce your event fuel bill and energy-related emissions. Check out his easy steps to success... We burn an...

How’s this for the ultimate corporate put-down: “Culture eats strategy for breakfast”. This was coined by management guru Peter Drucker long ago, but it’s been resonating a lot with me lately. It...