The Summary: Anyone working in this industry knows that when a brief lands that basically reads ‘get creative’ you have been blessed; but when you happen upon a partner with similar dedication to customer service and reliability as you AND you get to work with them on said project, it’s time to pay homage to the event overlords for their kindness. Maybe even get them a little gift. A fruit basket or something.
On this occasion everything ran like clockwork, and that’s no coincidence. The client wanted this event to look different, feel different, BE different… and between CES and Europa we absolutely hit the nail on the head (disclaimer: all nails are banned from our events due to the blow up nature of our products).
So it’s with thanks to Europa’s MD, Steve, and his team of dedicated Europians, and to my fabulous team of dynamic young event structure enthusiasts, that I raise an ice cold bottle of Pravha. Cheers to you all, and here’s to next time!
The Afterparty:
“The coming together of CES and Europa was akin to the stars aligning. Just like when Harry met Sally (only without the fighting, and without ‘that’ scene).
We’re forever banging on about how important customer service is to us, and it was immediately evident that Gavin and the team took a similarly strong stance on the matter. And although CES was technically our client the fabulous team of ten ultimately had their own client to consider, so we were delighted to be able to help them make such a great impression with the end result.
We loved working together and are very much looking forward to next time (though I’m hoping that time around the party will be at our gaff… and it WILL be fancy dress!).”
Steve Murphy, MD of Europa International.
www.contemporaryeventstructures.co.uk 16 JUNE/JULY 2016
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