HUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Jamie-Leigh Matheson, venue sales manager, Blackpool Football Club My sector and specialities
The venue sales department looks after everything non-matchday within the stadium for meetings and events.
The stadium has 14 meeting rooms and four large function spaces, where bookings can be made from two delegates through to 600.
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From small meetings to large conferences, award dinners to birthday celebrations – Blackpool Football Club can cater for any occasion and support all companies in achieving their objectives.
My biggest achievement so far
Personally, as someone who is from Blackpool, being able to lead a team to reintroduce the meeting and events business back into this iconic venue is an amazing opportunity.
We have an incredible stadium, with a large scope for organisers to reach their objectives in a unique venue which is filled with passion.
My ambitions for the future
Theodore House in the Ribble Valley hosted the Canterbury Institute who visited its facilities to read, study and take a well-earned get-away from the pressures of their ongoing study life in Oxford.
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Naturally, we are wanting to grow our meetings and events base by expanding our reach and awareness within the business community.
We’re committed to making the stadium a hub for businesses in Lancashire and a go-to space for many for celebrations.
Who I’m looking to do business with
We are looking to engage with businesses from across the Blackpool and wider
Jamie-Leigh Matheson
Lancashire region who hold off-site meetings, quarterly catch-ups, large conferences, or annual award dinners.
We have a team who have a wealth of experience in working with an array of sectors who can bring your vision to fruition.
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We’re all aware of how important it is to be digitally present, now more than ever.
The LBV Hub is a great tool for any salesperson within business.
It’s a platform that allows me to share updates, promote upcoming events and connect with businesses socially.
Jamie-leigh.matheson@
blackpoolfc.co.uk 01253 609 907
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