Comprised of individuals who have volunteered to freely share specialist knowledge and skills, each of our groups provide a focus on areas of critical importance to event venues.
At regular meetings, our group members express common issues, aims and practices, that are better shared, tackled and discussed as a collective.
Considered the “go to group” of experts, our group members are an invaluable resource when addressing specific operational challenges and freely share their specialist knowledge. By sharing best practice and suggesting practical approaches to develop and improve their specialist disciplines the whole industry benefits.
As well as running our own venue-specific working groups, we also participate in relevant cross association groups with AEO and ESSA members representing a range of talent and expertise across the events industry.
The groups enable members to express common issues, aims and practices that are better shared, tackled and discussed as a collective.
24hrs with the working groups: 95 members from six working groups joined together to discuss collaboration between marketing, event management and technology.
Formed to explore how education and industry can help event management students experience the event management landscape.
Focuses on the ever changing needs and provision of catering and other related topics, including legal changes.
To create a forum for sharing best practice when managing in-venue guest experience, that takes into consideration the different perspectives of events venues, arenas and stadia.
To help venues drive the positive impact that they can have on the communities they serve, ensuring they contribute to social, economic, and environmental wellbeing.
To recognise, value and promote diversity, equity and inclusion in events and exhibitions, tackling inequality as we evolve to a consciously inclusive, welcoming and progressive industry.
Enables consistency in threat intelligence dissemination, robust security practices and a collaborative stance on evolving security legislation.
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