Abbie Rollings joins prestigious CN 30underThirty class of 2026
Rising star of team OE: Abbie Rollings joins prestigious CN 30underThirty class of 2026
Abbie Rollings, Event Manager, has been selected as one of the prestigious CN 30underThirty Class of 2026, joining an elite group of emerging leaders who are shaping the future of the conference and meetings industry.
The Conference News 30underThirty initiative, now in its ninth year, celebrates the most talented young professionals making their mark in the events sector. Abbie will be formally recognised alongside 29 other exceptional individuals at a dedicated awards ceremony during International Confex 2026, taking place at ExCeL London on 25 February.
Abbie’s journey at Outsourced Events
Since joining Outsourced Events in April 2024, Abbie has demonstrated the creativity, commitment and ambition that defines the CN30 programme. At Outsourced Events, she has embraced the variety that defines modern event management, working with clients across technology, associations and public service industries to help organisations bring their event visions to life with precision and creativity. Find out more about her journey here.
Here is what Abbie's manager Alice has to say:
"We couldn’t be prouder of Abbie and her achievement in receiving this recognition within the wider industry. She is a brilliant event manager who builds outstanding relationships with clients, colleagues and suppliers alike. Abbie consistently delivers exceptional events with creativity, positivity and professionalism. This award is a testament to her talent, work ethic and the positive impact she makes on every project — and we’re excited to see what she achieves next!"
More than just recognition
The CN 30underThirty programme extends far beyond simple recognition. Winners embark on a 12-month journey filled with practical and experiential opportunities designed to develop the skills, awareness and confidence needed to become effective leaders within the conference and meetings industry.
The programme provides winners with exclusive access to networking events, roundtables and industry awards, as well as platform opportunities to share their visions and insights with the wider events community. This support network helps young professionals like Abbie build the connections and capabilities that will define their careers and drive the industry forward.
A reflection of Outsourced Events' values
Abbie's selection for the CN 30underThirty Class of 2026 reflects what Outsourced Events has championed for over 25 years: excellence, innovation and a genuine commitment to helping people and organisations succeed.
As a multi-award-winning UK-based event management company with an international outlook, Outsourced Events has always invested in talented professionals who share our passion for creating exceptional events. Abbie's recognition is testament to the calibre of our team and our commitment to nurturing the next generation of event leaders.
Everyone at Outsourced Events congratulates Abbie on this well-deserved recognition. We couldn't be prouder to have her as part of Team OE.
To learn more about our award-winning team why not take a look at our 'Who we are' pages.
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