Events Management
The ability to make a water tight plan that leaves no room for error – and then become utterly flexible and unflappable when something blows it out of the water – is key to a great event.
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Whether you’re throwing lunch for a small group of opinion formers or a party for 1,500, you need to have a guarantee that it’ll pass smoothly and enjoyably for everyone. Spring applies the principles of our Marketing Programme to event management to ensure consistent high quality events irrespective of scale. Preparation is key. Spring timetables all activities in the lead up to the event and throughout the course of the event itself. Our experience ensures we are aware of possible gremlins long before they happen, and have a contingency plan in place. |
The Springers are a quick thinking, flexible bunch with innate responsibility for success, ensuring that our processes are planned thoroughly, budgets are stuck to and when problems arise we are on hand to deal with them without a fuss. Our suppliers for catering, photography, health and safety assessments, lighting, sound, music and other requirements are all vetted under our strict procurement process, and we ensure that insurance policies and management procedures are in place and adequate to cover eventualities. |
A recent industry survey listed top attributes for an event manager as follows: 1) Flexibility 2) People Skills 3) Organisation 4) Passion and 5) Time Management. Springers are recruited for their personalities and passion, and our training programmes ensure that organisation and time management are fine-tuned. Spring supports our team and our clients to develop confidence and build experience. Do contact us here to discuss your event. |
Sizewell A shut down
This was Leiston's party of the decade - a star studded bash for 1,500 guests where the dancing went on til dawn.
