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01 Nov 2007
- Fitzroy Williams is event manager at agency Rhythm Masters Entertainments and has more than 14 years' experience of working in the corporate entertainment industry.
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Editor's letter
01 Nov 2007 | by Jeremy King
It's reaching that time of year when, in between organising a myriad of events, party planners throughout the industry take what little free time they have to sit back and reflect on the past 12 months so they can provide opinions or votes on what, who or which venues made their events amazing.
What's hot: Thought provoking
01 Nov 2007
Step aside Derren Brown, the latest mind-bending entertainer to take to the corporate market is Kennedy.
What's hot: Wins by a length
01 Nov 2007
Proving that with a little imagination anything is achievable, the Ferrari 360 stretch limousine is not only the world's longest Ferrari but also the fastest and most technically advanced limo.
What's hot: Fine tradition
01 Nov 2007
Launched just last month, brand Thomas Lyte offers a range of classic luxury gifts for the corporate market.
What's hot: Bear essentials
01 Nov 2007
Puppets have certainly come a long way since those old family favourites Basil Brush and Kermit the Frog.
What's hot: Duel purpose
01 Nov 2007
Your clients may have thought about challenging the boss to a duel, but now they can act out their desires with Sword Fighting International's team-building event.
What's hot: Spirit of learning
01 Nov 2007
Educating guests at events can only make the party more memorable, especially when it involves extending their knowledge of all things alcoholic.
What's hot: Cold comfort
01 Nov 2007
Keeping cool is the last thing guests will be thinking about this winter, but when it comes to beverages only super-chilled will do.
What's hot: Vintage style
01 Nov 2007
Drawing influence from the golden age of Hollywood, glamorous drinks-hostess service Foxyshots specialises in intimate gatherings for up to 40 guests.
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