Together we aim to create and present the most relevant and thought provoking content for the conference and open up the agenda to fresh new ideas. The associations are on the cutting edge when it some to global production issues – there input is invaluable
We aim to attract as much as their memberships to the event as possible making sure the most active and relevant companies are in attendance
If you are a production association and you would like to join our team, please contact us.
The EAA is privileged to represent members that operate some of the world’s most cutting edge venues, and which host unrivalled programmes with outstanding artistes, productions, sports and corporate events.
The association remains firmly committed to spreading best practice across its member arenas, to providing a forum for the discussion and development of new themes and ideas and to showcase its members’ dedication to providing a safe, high quality and unique entertainment experience for fans.
The quality and scope of the association’s member arenas are reflected in the very positive results achieved with annual events reaching over 2,500 attracting a total audience of more than 20 million people. We are grateful to our members for their ongoing loyalty and support.
The EAA will continue to work in their interests, providing a reference for arena industry best practice and consolidating itself as the leading force in the European Arena industry.
Read more: www.europeanarenas.com
The PSA is the trade association for companies and individuals involved in the live event production industry. Our aim is to represent, improve, educate and develop the business of technical production for live events. This is achieved by pooling the knowledge of the entire industry to create a single voice for the industry and a central resource for its members.
The issues that we deal with are those that affect the whole industry. The solutions we find are there for the whole industry. This can only be achieved with the help of the whole industry.
Read more: www.psa.org.uk
The Touring Professionals Alliance exists to address the unique needs of the touring community by providing communication, advocacy, assistance in finding financial aid, and a map of resources for direct support. The Alliance was formed in the difficult times of the pandemic, and quickly set up partnerships within the hospitality industry to help feed the touring community who had lost income in the shutdown, raising the funds needed through the charitable arm of the Alliance.
For the future, the TPA sees the need for more communication, advocacy and support for the professionals who call the music industry home and looks to a role as a catalyst for these changes.
Read more: www.touringprofessionals.com
The TPG evolved out of the 2020 Covid-19 pandemic, more specifically from the instant decimation of global touring.
With worldwide event cancellations and no timeline for a return-to-work, the TPG was created to look at how live music touring could operate safely in the Covid-19 era, remain connected with colleagues, network with educators, and evolve touring culture as we knew it – all via Zoom!
Read more: www.tourproductiongroup.co.uk
The VPLT – the association for media and event technology eV, represents around 800 members from the service, personnel, trade and manufacturer sectors of the event industry. The event industry is the sixth largest business sector in Germany. Almost 1 million people are employed here and almost 130 billion euros are directly implemented.
The VPLT represents the national interests of its members through lobbying in politics and administrations – and in the event of mutual overlap – in the interest group event management – www.igvw.de
together with other associations. Internationally, the VPLT is part of the World Entertainment Technology Federation (WORLD-ETF) and is a member of the Event Safety Alliance.
Read more: www.vplt.org
The United Kingdom Crowd Management Association (UKCMA) was formed in 2001 to represent the interests of key commercial organisations whose primary business is providing crowd management and event security services. The organisation meets three times a year and provides a forum for all members to address the emerging challenges facing the industry.
UKCMA represents the highest professional performers within the sector, discusses progressive views and engages similar minded associations. The UKCMA members offer a voice to the tens of thousands of security professionals engaged within the events industry.
Read more: www.ukcma.com