By Staff writer
Entrepreneurs are right to expect government support in creating a strong business environment, but should stand on their own two feet when it comes to trade shows like CES.
Determined to transform the live event industry, Vibe Tickets is a service that provides a social and ethical solution for Brits looking to attend events, building a fun-loving community of people who want to buy and resell tickets – without getting conned by resellers.
Bringing together suppliers such as five-star hotels and remote farmers is a tough task for events business Chillisauce, which is why founder and CEO James Baddiley is investing in technology and digital tools to make the process smoother and customer experience more memorable.
Emily Rawson got her first taste of DJing as a teenager, dabbling with her friend’s set of decks, which prompted her to get her own set. That £150 investment has grown into flourishing nightlife operation Supa Dupa Fly, and Rawson is about to launch the brand’s debut music festival – skipping the UK scene for sunny Santorini.
Founded by Edward Poland and Will Swannell, Hire Space is taking the collaborative consumption movement, made popular by poster child Airbnb, and applying it to the unique space of venue rental. It’s won a place in our 2016 Everline Future 50.
Our quest to find the nation’s best examples of companies thinking digitally and adopting new technologies bring us to Chillisauce – a business which has achieved remarkable growth since founding at the turn of the millennium.
Rockpool Digital UK MD Susie McFarland has explored the future of events and the role mobility has to play in them with a five-point breakdown.
Having founded Chillisauce, an events company specialising in group activities and corporate events in 2001 from a bedroom with three of his friends from university, James Baddiley takes the time to look back on progress to date and explains how he’s scaled his multi-million pound enterprise.
Noticed that your website has experienced a surge in popularity to the point that it’s ready to have a meltdown Using the bustling event industry as a guideline, here’s how to manage the increased interest when your web traffic finds itself experiencing an online rush hour.
Founded back in 1895, Angus Montgomery is the home to 15 event companies spanning art, food and more, serving EMEA and Asia with family at the core of the operation.
