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A lot of small and mid-size events make the mistake of mass calling or emailing any and all businesses in their area looking for sponsorships.

With the best will in the world to predict, understand and act on meteorological forecasts, the weather remains one of the most difficult considerations in the outdoor events game.

The need for effective risk management is particularly relevant for the events industry, as organizers and host cities are operating in a complex, multi-stakeholder landscape, and facing challenges from the economic to the environmental, behavioural ...

“An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure” - Benjamin Franklin No matter how much preparation goes into an event there are always going to be things that don't to plan. How you deal with them can make the difference between small incidents ...

Fyre Festival Feb Mini Series - Part 1/3 Fyre Festival🔥Netflix’s hottest new doco has certainly brought to life the many things that are wrong with the world.

Health & Safety isn’t the sexiest topic to think or talk about when you’re planning your next big event, but being aware of the Health & Safety risks associated with your event is integral to it running smoothly and keeping everyone ...

Learn what you need to do to effectively set your event team up for dealing with things that go wrong. Anyone who’s been involved in managing or delivering an event knows that all the planning in the world cannot prevent things going wrong.

The power of social media is universally known and it’s no myth that it’s an invaluable platform in the events industry.

UFC 229, showcasing the Conor McGregor and Khabib Nurmagomedov fight, broke Pay Per View records with over 2 million PPV buys for the first time in history.

Thinking about what could go wrong at your event might seem like a negative mindset, but in reality it’s one of the most important things you MUST do in the planning stages of an event.