In this episode of Event Matters, David Watt and Mike Kershaw are joined by Chris Lind, Founder and CEO of Shore Events, a 20 person events agency built on clarity, consistency and genuine care for the people who keep it moving. Chris shares how the company grew from a kitchen table idea into a respected events business, and why putting wellbeing and culture at the centre has helped the team remain steady in an industry known for pressure, long hours and constant change. Together they explore...
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In this episode of Event Matters, David Watt and Mike Kershaw are joined by Chris Lind, Founder and CEO of Shore Events, a 20 person events agency built on clarity, consistency and genuine care for the people who keep it moving. Chris shares how the company grew from a kitchen table idea into a respected events business, and why putting wellbeing and culture at the centre has helped the team remain steady in an industry known for pressure, long hours and constant change. Together they explore...
If It Could Go Wrong, It Did (And We’re Here To Talk About It)
Event Matters
31 minutes
2 weeks ago
If It Could Go Wrong, It Did (And We’re Here To Talk About It)
Welcome to the very first episode of Event Matters from Kershaw Partners. In this opening conversation, David Watt, Mike Kershaw and Richard Dean share stories from forty years in the events industry. From Ryder Cup meltdowns to boardroom breakthroughs, they explore what really happens behind the scenes of running and growing event businesses. It is a mix of hard-won lessons, gentle ribbing and honest reflection on how the industry has evolved from phone boxes and fax machines to post COVID r...
Event Matters
In this episode of Event Matters, David Watt and Mike Kershaw are joined by Chris Lind, Founder and CEO of Shore Events, a 20 person events agency built on clarity, consistency and genuine care for the people who keep it moving. Chris shares how the company grew from a kitchen table idea into a respected events business, and why putting wellbeing and culture at the centre has helped the team remain steady in an industry known for pressure, long hours and constant change. Together they explore...
