I work with clients on how best to implement reusable cups into their events. Re-Uz is one of the UKs leading reusable cup system providers for small and major events and venues all over the UK. As Part of the Re-Uz group of companies we are continuing our growth in the sector as the largest provider of reusable products across Europe. One of my current projects is to create an essay that fully dives into the benefits of reusable products vs single use plastics. This document will also include a fully comprehensive guide on everything a organisation will need to know on incorporate reusable cups into their event.My role at an event is to manage a team to oversee the on-site operations for Re-Uz UK and be the main point of contact for our clients. This includes distributing reusable cups across the event. Provide an accurate stock take in accordance with frequency agreed with the customer. Ensuring that all used cups are collected during the event, sorted, and stored ready for collection and return to the wash facilities. Keeping the cup loss rate to a minimum level in line with our companies’ goals. Alongside with completing and managing all on site documentation curating a report of usage allowing for seamless account management. Sustainability is at the forefront of Re-Uz and we are always looking for new ways to spread awareness on how we can do our part for the planet.LESS IS NOW!

Since joining the team, my role throughout the year has been to support the planning and preparation of the event. Updating the website as needed, working as part of a team to source exhibitors and create a site map that optimises the flow of the site. As well as this, I play a key role in creating and implementing the health & safety procedures and risk assessments. During the setup, I deal with the on-site coordination. Setting up the event, marking out the exhibitor stands, moving equipment and trestle tables to the correct areas, carrying out safety checks, as well as anything I can do to get the site ready for the show. On show days, with nearly 200 exhibitors and an estimated footfall of over 2,000 visitors, my main role is liaising with exhibitors, and customers and resolving problems as required. At my first show, the exhibitors gave me the nickname Mr Wolf. Referring to the suave, sophisticated, level-headed problem solver from Pulp Fiction. A smile never leaves my face and neither does my infectious positive attitude. I’m always happy to help and there isn’t a problem I can’t solve during the event.

Managing premium bars across the country that require extra attention to detail and at times house high-level clientele. These include brand activation, backstage and VIP bars. This work has most predominately been carried at the festivals but other notable venues I have worked at include the backstage bar at Alexandra Palace and the Members area at Aston Gate (Bristol City football club).Brand RepresentativeWorking with clients to produce an experience that collectively we believe is best suited to their audience. Being the on-ground manager of the activation to make sure the client's standards are being met to the highest degree and everything runs smoothly.

The Beacon Music centre (BMC) is a hub of musical education and a space for music collectives to get together and work on their craft. As the first ever Duty Manager at BMC, I helped mould the role to set the standard of what was required to help improve and develop the centre for the future.Some of the aspects of the role included helping to coordinate and supply most of the schools across Bristol with music education programs. Redecorating the centre. Utilising the space available to maximise the sessions and events that could be held at BMC. Setting up rooms according to layout specifications on Artifax as well as overseeing the events held at the centre.Another part of my role included general maintenance tasks such as testing fire alarms, receiving contractors, keeping a report of any subsequent updates and filing, updating, actioning functions and maintenance equipment logs.

Ironside Records is an up-and-coming record label I helped found and develop over a two year period. What started as an event company, adapted into a creative outlet for our sector of the music industry by releasing music as a direct response to the first lockdown restrictions. During my time with the label, we were able to have our music featured as part of the top 40 music charts multiple times on our targeted platforms. I oversaw everything to do with the labels social presence, including: branding, sourcing artists to work with, designing artwork, financial forecasting, planning marketing campaigns, running multiple social media accounts, plus all of the administration work and much more.

• Passing on my knowledge and overall University experience with the aim of helping mentees with their studies and social skills in a 1-1 basis.• Organise, prepare for and deliver all mentoring sessions• Maintain links with The Student Achievement Team• Attend meetings organised by The Student Achievement Team• Help the Student Achievement Team to review and evaluate the programme. • Positively promote the Achievement Mentoring Scheme to mentees and peers.

Researching in-depth into the projects of the organisation with up-to-date marketing campaigns to formulate a sales pitch convincing personnel to sign up for a membership to the charity across the county.