Open for entry: 3rd Dec 2024 – 17th Jan 2025, Reveal Event End March 2025

What: The UK Top 50 survey is open to corporate filmmakers and is a way to celebrate corporate film agencies and better understand the trends and issues facing the industry. Find out more here.

When: 12th December 2024, 12pm-3pm

What: The EVCOM Fellowship Awards in association with GROSVENORFILM recognise and reward outstanding contributions to the communication industry. This annual event which takes place at the House of Lords brings together leading professionals from across the industry to celebrate our industry, and to shine a light on the outstanding work and contributions by Fellows who are chosen as exemplars of the power of communication. The EVCOM Fellowship Awards continue the tradition of our industry to celebrate innovative, visionary and outstanding achievement in communication.

Guests will have the opportunity to enjoy drinks on arrival, hear from our 2024 Fellows as they are announced, and then enjoy a three course Christmas lunch overlooking the River Thames. This is an opportunity to come together with your team, your colleagues and your community, to raise a glass to the end of the year!

Find out more about the Fellowship Awards here. Book your tickets here.

When: 30th January, 12pm-2pm

Where: Bentleys Restaurant, London

What: The ever-changing economic landscape has meant that running a business has become more and more difficult. On top of that the business of producing and delivering events takes on an even larger percentage of risk, and complexity than most.

We’re delighted that Anna Green (MD, Broadsword and EVCOM Board Member) and Matt Green (Head of Strategy,  Broadsword) will provide a little context around their growth journey as peer representation to encourage discussion. They will follow a presentation from a speaker with many years of experience of helping business grow. Simon Quarendon (CEO, Keene Consultants) will share his thoughts, suggestions, ideas and methodologies on how best to plan the future of your business in both the short term (1-2 years) and the longer term.

Simon says, “Long term business plans are all very well but sometimes, an agency’s priority is just to get to the end of the final year! ‘Sprints’ are heavily used in the software development industry and are part of agile project management practice. It’s a useful way of focusing all the organisation’s efforts on achieving a single short term goal and can be a great way of involving everyone in a truly collaborative effort.”

In this talk, Simon will outline the benefits of this approach and will give some useful tips on how it can easily be adopted by agencies.

Please note, this event is by invitation only. To express interest in attending, please email robert@recruitmentprof.com.