Tracy Jacobs of Essential Entertainment was there at the birth of corporate entertainment. @Martyn and Tracy go way back and the latest in his podcast series looks at Tracy’s insight on the importance of research and asking questions so that the right tone is achieved with an event’s personality, vibrancy and engagement. Booking entertainment direct online without doing the due diligence is a recipe for disaster. Agents like Tracy are worth their weight in gold. Hear more about why!

www.essential-entertainment.com

The event industry – Accessibility – insight from Phab

 The charity, Phab, inspires and supports disabled and non-disabled children, young people and adults to make more of life together. 

 @Martyn recently caught up with Mik Scarlet – Co-CEO of the charity – to get his thoughts on best practice, whether the event industry does enough to support accessibility, and the importance of changing how we think and achieving a consistent approach. 

 Need practical support to help create accessible events?  Phab offer access audits, consultancy and training. www.phab.org.uk 

Bringing us full circle, episode 4 of our sustainability podcast series is all about how Event Cycle are identifying recycling, repurposing and redistribution routes for leftover event materials with charities, community groups and social enterprises.

Working with agencies, suppliers, and clients and engaging at any stage of the event process with a view to repurposing everything from stationery to scaffolding, their experience is diverse to say the least. Hear more about how their practical solutions and how you can get involved!

Listen to earlier podcasts within the series here.

Visit www.eventcycle.org if you’re a charity or community group wishing to sign-up with Event Cycle or email: eventcycleuk@gmail.com to discuss placing items or to explore how Event Cycle can support you with social integration into your policies