How are venues changing and attracting creative events – Talking Events Podcast Episode 24

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Recorded07 Mar 2016

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In this episode of Talking Events we talk to Lucy Rae of Central Hall Westminster and Kelly McGibney from Sadler’s Wells about; how historic venues are capable of catering for different types of event and why businesses are increasingly choosing venues which encourage interaction and creativity over the traditional conference venue. This episode was recorded at the ticketscript offices in London. Don’t miss next week’s podcast. Sign up to updates here Never miss another episode by subscribing to the Talking Events podcast on iTunes here https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/talking-events/id1026762265?mt=2 Do you have an opinion? Tweet us using @TalkingEvents

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