In the heart of central London lies the prestigious Distoy Toy Show, hosted within the luxurious confines of a renowned hotel. I took charge of the comprehensive management of this exclusive trade show, managing every aspect from registration to networking events. The objective was clear: to provide participating brands with a distinguished platform to showcase their products to key players in the global toy market.

At the FIBO trade show in Cologne, I led the initiative to showcase a new Kids Yoga brand, aiming to expand its reach and secure distributors in the competitive fitness industry.

I orchestrated a lively networking dinner at an authentic Australian restaurant in Nuremberg, held in the same week as the bustling Spielwarenmesse trade show. Here's how I curated a memorable evening, showcasing the diverse culinary delights of Australia while fostering meaningful connections

I brought the Kids Yoga brand to the forefront of the outdoor sports industry at ISPO in Munich. Here's how I captivated audiences and made waves at this prestigious trade exhibit.

Join me on a journey where we introduced Soul Mates Kids Yoga to the vibrant UK market at the Om Yoga Show in Alexandra Palace, London. Here's how I made waves at this prestigious event.

In the bustling heart of London, I orchestrated an exclusive networking party that was anything but ordinary. This event was crafted to offer our client and their distinguished guests an evening of networking in unparalleled style, set within the secretive walls of a hidden bar. Here's a glimpse into how I turned an ordinary evening into a night of luxury, connection, and unforgettable memories:

At the Distoy London showroom event, I supported my client amidst the buzz of high-level toy executives eager to clinch deals. My role was pivotal in ensuring a smooth and successful showcase, allowing our client and their exhibitors to focus on presenting their products effectively and forge valuable connections with potential buyers. Here's how I made it happen:

In a whirlwind of uncertainty and last-minute cancellations due to Covid, I found myself coordinating an ambitious project: the Unofficial MWC Conference. With just 10 days to pivot and amidst the looming threat of a state of emergency, the challenge was not just about organising an event but doing so in a way that ensured safety, engagement, and value for all participants.

We took on the challenge of sprucing up a restaurant's exterior during the bustling Christmas season, despite the presence of scaffolding. Our goal? To give the restaurant a cheery holiday look, drawing in diners and delighting passersby.