NAWP Winter Networking Event
Ahead of our merge with UKWA on 13th November, NAWP are hosting their final networking event on 12th November at County Hall.
Ahead of our merge with UKWA on 13th November, NAWP are hosting their final networking event on 12th November at County Hall.
The #AEME2026 overarching theme is ‘Events for a Changing World: Responsibility, Equity, and Impact’ which will explore events as sites of responsibility and contestation, as well as spaces for imagination and meaningful impact. In particular, the Forum welcomes work that critically engages with events education, its pedagogies, curricula, institutional contexts, and partnerships as a key lever for shaping ethical practice, inclusive futures, and socially responsive event professionals in an uncertain world.
The beam Annual Forum is more than just a date in the industry calendar; it is the ultimate expression of the power of our community. In an industry built on relationships, this event serves as a vital touchpoint where the brightest minds in business events, hospitality, and travel come together to share expertise and drive the sector forward. Whether you are looking for high-impact keynotes, candid peer-to-peer discussions, or the chance to recharge with industry friends, the Forum offers a unique environment where the big picture meets practical, actionable insights. By attending, you aren’t just joining an event—you are contributing to a collective voice that makes our industry stronger, more resilient, and more connected.
Production Futures On Tour is a free event designed to help young people discover the wide range of career opportunities available across the production industries. Taking place on Thursday 19 November at Production Futures On Tour, the event brings together industry professionals, employers and experts from across live events, music, theatre, TV, broadcast and film. Attendees can take part in hands-on workshops and expert-led training, meet and network with people already working in the industry, and explore different career pathways, including roles they may not have previously considered. The event is open to newcomers, apprentices, freelancers and those looking to develop their skills or progress their careers, with a strong focus on making the production industry accessible and inclusive for everyone. Key themes include: Hands-on learning and training Networking with industry professionals Career development and progression Discovering behind-the-scenes roles Diversity and representation Inclusivity and access across the industry It’s an […]