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Event support on tap


The Event HelpDesk is a new service, launched by Mackerel Sky Events, supporting individuals and businesses to deliver great event experiences. Having years of event and marketing expertise on tap means that businesses can draw down the knowledge to enable them to develop, plan, deliver and evaluate successful event and communications projects.


Event HelpDesk clients use the service in a myriad of ways, entirely tailored to what is required for the individuals and teams involved. For some, it’s about mentoring; for others, it’s strategic development; in some cases, it’s about developing best practice; and for yet more, it’s about crisis management and risk mitigation.


The team has a vast array of experience including brand activation, conferences, community events, promotional projects, exhibitions and cultural experiences. Through the Event HelpDesk, Mackerel Sky can provide mentoring, safety and documentation review, team development, training, strategy planning, crisis support….all adapted to what you need to enable your events and your business to succeed.


The HelpDesk service can be particularly useful for those who have had events added to their job role and for those who are the only person with a responsibility for event projects. It can also be helpful as a means to support those just starting in the industry and those who want to do more with their event activity.


Support starts at just £40 + VAT per month and gives you access to experienced events professionals to help make your projects successful.


Visit: www.mackerelskyevents.co.uk/eventhelpdesk or contact us on: info@mackerelskyevents.co.uk or 01872 888089


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