I started working in events in 2003 when I first joined the Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust on a one day a week, part time job where I would keep the ionising radiation training database up to date with new doctors and updating current information while looking after the day to day running of events in the centre.After a year or so I decided that I liked looking after our clients and found it both rewarding and challenging, since then I have grown with the events industry and realised that… Show more I started working in events in 2003 when I first joined the Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust on a one day a week, part time job where I would keep the ionising radiation training database up to date with new doctors and updating current information while looking after the day to day running of events in the centre.After a year or so I decided that I liked looking after our clients and found it both rewarding and challenging, since then I have grown with the events industry and realised that not only am I good at thinking on my feet but I like to put people first and that isn't reward in its self.I currently look after the conferencing side of w12 conferences which I find enjoyable and at times, intense! Our clients want to have piece of mind knowing that there event will run smoothly, without error and on budget! It's my job to ensure that happens Show less