Case Studies & Testimonials
We have worked with some of the biggest technology firms in the world and some of the largest associations in the UK, putting on events both large and small, turning their big ideas into hugely successful events.
We understand the importance of building up strong working relationships with our clients over time. This is how we have always worked and it's why so many of our clients now see us as an extension to their team and list us as a preferred supplier.
Whether it's large events, international tradeshows, or a 10-person roundtable, we have earned the trust our clients put in us time and time again to deliver events that go above and beyond.
From humble beginnings, we have grown to count some of the world's biggest companies among our closest client relationships
Tech and Commercial Clients
Associations and Not-for-Profit Clients
Our Knowledge & Insights
Why exhibitors have 3.5 seconds to earn a second look
Most brands treat signage as a finishing touch, something to sort out once the stand design, the demos and the giveaways are locked in. The evidence suggests that's the wrong way round. Signage is doing most of the work in the first 3.5 seconds. It's the first thing read from a distance, before a single conversation happens, which makes it one of the highest-leverage decisions in the entire stand design, not an afterthought. Find out more.
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Outsourced Events celebrates double shortlisting at the ABPCO Awards
Outsourced Events (OE) has been shortlisted for not one but two events at the ABPCO Awards 2026! Both the BSGE Annual Scientific Meeting 2026 and BMFMS Annual Conference 2026 are in the running for the Best Event by an Agency PCO category.
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Maximising ROI: metrics and KPIs for measuring corporate event success
Every successful event begins with a clear understanding of what success actually looks like. Yet too often, event organisers focus solely on flawless execution whilst marketers chase audience engagement and sales teams leverage events for client pitches, all without a unified framework for measuring true return on investment. This guide sets out that framework, the KPIs that matter, the objectives that make them measurable, and the evidence that turns a good event into a defensible business result.
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