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#WeMakeEvents Launches New Supporter Program

Provides a platform for members to demonstrate their support for the live sector while gaining access to a wide range benefits and resources.

WeMakeEvents, the campagn to protect the live events supply chain, has launched #WeMakeEvents Supports, a new and free sign-up program in which members can demonstrate their support for the live sector and gain benefits and resources in return.

Everyone who signs up will receive access to webinars hosted by #WeMakeEvents and PLASA over the past 12 months, spanning business topics such as human resources, Brexit and internet protocol (IP) as well as technical sessions, creative presentations and industry conversations. To assist freelancers and single-person company directors further, supporters will be able to request free credit checks on UK companies to reduce financial risk on purchases and investments.

In addition, supporters will be sign-posted to several industry resources, including Curtain Call’s new recruitment platform in which freelancers are matched with verified companies. And, they will also receive the weekly #WeMakeEvents newsletter and the online editions of Light & Sound International and Lighting & Sound America magazines. Go here to learn more and enroll.

Supporters can also get involved in the dynamic industry community with an invite to the weekly UK and monthly international #WeMakeEvents Zoom calls and a free entry badge for both PLASA Show and PLASA Focus Leeds, which includes an invite to the official show parties.

Launched at PLASA Show 2021 in London last month, #WeMakeEvents Supporters has already seen a significant uptake. Supporters can opt in to be listed on the webpage to add strength to the global movement that continues to amplify the voice of the industry at government level and across the public domain.

Andy Dockerty, Managing Director for Adlib and member of the #WeMakeEvents Steering Committee, says, “We’re pleased to offer this new way of supporting #WeMakeEvents, specially for our industry’s large population of freelancers and single person company directors, who have been impacted heavily throughout the pandemic. The #WeMakeEvents community is really what drives the campaign, so as a thank you, we have put together a package of useful services and signposts along side invitations to get involved and make your voice heard.”

Koy Neminathan, Sales Director for Avolites and fellow member of the #WeMakeEvents Steering Committee, adds, “Right from the start we’ve been committed to building the international #WeMakeEvents community, and becoming a Supporter is a great way to stay connected with campaign developments as well as all the people who help make it happen.”

Again, go here to learn more and sign up.

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