The EVCOM Clarion Awards celebrate excellent work across film and live, that has a CSR focus. 

The window for entry begins on 20th March 2020. You will have seven weeks to submit your work for the chance to have it celebrated and showcased at the Clarion Awards ceremony. Find out about the 2019 EVCOM Clarion Awards here.

The link for submission will be available here closer to the time.

A Campfire

Who predicted Coronavirus? Or the impact it would have on business? Whatever your view of this particular threat (or opportunity), it takes strong leadership to stay steady and take the right action in the face of the unpredictable.

At this campfire, we ask ‘What leadership skills do we need for the agency to thrive in our unpredictable world?’ Sharon Baker from Fly, Don’t Walk will pose provocative questions to help us think differently. We will share our challenges, opinions and solutions and explore our barriers. The aim is to inspire you with new insights and practical solutions you can take back to the business to help develop the leadership skills that will really grow the agency.

Fly Don’t Walk works with creative agencies to unleash the power of their leaders and leadership teams so they flourish and can empower, motivate and inspire employees.

Tickets can be booked here. 

A Campfire

Effective new business and sales campaigns are often a challenge. In the UK’s crowded, hyper-competitive market place how can you cut through the noise and reach the right clients? What is the best way to engage and convert them to drive predictable revenues for your business? How can you fast track all of this to deliver more effective client conversations and rapid revenue growth?

Join Rob King, Founder Director at The Client Key, at this campfire looking at how to deliver more effective new business and sales campaigns – specifically for creative agencies. The workshop will be structured around the key steps to grow your agency for long term new business success.

Tickets can be booked here.

The EVCOM Clarion Awards celebrate excellent work across film and live, that has a CSR focus. 

The window for entry begins on 20th March 2020, and closes on 7th May. You will have seven weeks to submit your work for the chance to have it celebrated and showcased at the Clarion Awards ceremony. Find out about the 2019 EVCOM Clarion Awards here.

The link for submission will be available here closer to the time.

EVCOMference combines workshops, panel discussions and keynote talks from experts in the industry. 

This is a chance for people from across the industry to come together to address the issues most impacting us. EVCOMference 2020 will be taking place on TBC.

Find out more about EVCOMference 2020 here.

Tickets will be available closer to the time.

The EVCOM London Live and Film Awards celebrate the best of the best in live events, experiences and corporate film. 

The window for entry begins on 18th May 2020, and closes on 3rd July. You will have seven weeks to submit your work for the chance to have it celebrated and showcased at the EVCOM London Live and Film Awards ceremonies. Find out about the 2019 EVCOM Industry Awards here.

The link for submission will be available here closer to the time.

A Campfire

The Events Industry is widely recognised as a highly stressful industry sector, ranking as the fifth most stressful industry to work in. In light of this, Helen Moon (Eventwell) will be leading an invaluable session on what can we do to minimise and manage stress, to better support the mental health of ourselves and our teams. Join us for top tips and expert advice, followed by discussion on the subject with your industry peers.

Watch the post event video Helen Moon created here.

Talking Pictures

Talking Pictures will bring together guests from across the corporate film industry, to discuss corporate film within the energy sector, both in the fields of oil and gas, as well as in the field of renewable energy, such as sun and wind. The fossil fuel industry arguably powered the British documentary movement and today’s energy industry continues to fuel corporate film production particularly in the light of climate change. So the next Talking Pictures session Fuelling Film: Corporate Film & The Energy Sector promises to be a lively event when we will drill down into the part corporate film plays in external messaging; featuring outstanding work from the BFI archive and some of the best contemporary production. After the session there will be an opportunity to get well oiled in the BFI bar with colleagues and friends. That’s enough puns for now. See you on Wednesday 4th March!

Watch the short film we created about the event here.