Our Team
Our culture and people
EMS Events is a strong supporter of Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion in workplace environments. We aim to eliminate inequalities within the event production industry and purpose a policy to:
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Offer respect, fairness, and equality for all employees, whether they work with us full-time, part-time, or temporary.
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Abide by the Equality Act 2010 and avoid discrimination based on the characteristics of race, sex, gender reassignment, sexual orientation, belief, religion, age, disability, pregnancy and maternity, civil partnership, or marriage.
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Oppose unlawful discrimination of any kind in terms of employment terms and conditions as well as pay and benefits. We also avoid discrimination when it comes to employment, training, promotion, leaves, dismissal, grievances, discipline, requests for flexible working, or developmental opportunities.
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EMS Events, as an organisation, commits to:
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Ensure compliance with relevant legislation while making sure direct employees are paid the London living wage regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, or other status. We also encourage our contractors to pay equal wages and abide by local laws.
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Creating a stress-free working environment that promotes respect and dignity for each staff member and where contributions and differences of all staff members are valued equally. We aim to avoid and oppose unlawful discrimination, victimisation, harassment, and bullying in the workplace.
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Encourage equality, diversity, and inclusion in the workplace while monitoring and regularly assessing the equality, diversity, and inclusion policy.
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Made the Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion policy publicly available on our website and brought this to the attention of all staff members.
MEET
THE TEAM
Creating a truly memorable event takes more than just planning. We specifically understand that it’s about combining technical know-how, meticulous preparation, and a touch of imagination. Every detail matters, from AV setup to production management, to make sure your guests have an experience they’ll remember.”
Harry White
Events Director
Events Director
I’ve been working with some of our clients for the best part of 15 years. Over time, they’ve trusted us with their own clients and let us get on with things. It saves a lot of time, but we never forget it’s a privilege we have to earn.”
Clive Pitcher
Senior Production Manager
Senior Production Manager
I drive the HGV for all the big jobs, and I also set up the simultaneous interpretation booths. The biggest thing I’ve learned is to give clients the time to ask questions. When you explain things clearly and properly, it builds confidence and helps the event run smoother.”
Mitchell Barrett
Technician
Technician
I love the planning side of what we do. I’m the link between the client, the venue, and our crew. Locking in schedules, mapping out the space, and making sure every detail is agreed before show day.”
Cindy Ng
Production Manager
Production Manager
Show day is all about control. One minute everything’s locked, the next you’re re-routing signals, updating LED wall content, or building a new cue so playback and camera feeds hit at the right moment. I make sure it all eventually looks seamless for the room and anyone watching remotely.”
Luke Baigent
Technician
Technician
I manage crew scheduling - who goes where, and when. Plans move fast in events, so reliability is everything. In the end, having the right people you can count on matters most.”
Reegan Bath
Operations Co-ordinator
Operations Co-ordinator
Sometimes a client needs something you can’t just order from a supplier. In those cases, we scope it, design it, and our team builds a bespoke solution. My job is making sure it’s planned properly and delivered to the same standard as everything else.”
Davide Guglielmi
Operations Manager
Operations Manager
I obsess over the details so our clients don’t have to. From concept to execution, I make sure there’s strategy, style, and a little sass included.”
Tayyaba Fakhar
Content Manager
Content Manager
You need venue knowledge and technical knowledge, both matter. For major installs, we survey, measure, and document the details ahead of time, so nothing is left to memory. That preparation is what keeps the job running cleanly on site.”
Seun Tijani
Warehouse Supervisor
Warehouse Supervisor
I take ownership of the technical details so nothing is left to chance. From planning to live execution, my focus is on delivering dependable systems, smooth workflows, and zero surprises on show day.”
George Stuart-Harris
Technician
Technician
I’ve worked with EMS Events since it started under a railway arch, and I can say it’s always been the same company, but now it’s a bigger and better version of itself.”
Gideon Todes
Creative Director
Creative Director
I manage the accounts. Sending invoices, tracking payments, and following up with a thank-you once everything’s settled.”
Vasim Rana
Accounts Manager
Accounts Manager
My goal is simple to support the team, solve problems fast, and deliver a flawless experience on site.”
Josh Young
Technician
Technician
I make sure every connection, cue, and setup is handled with care so events run smoothly from start to finish.”
Kehinde Egungbohun
Technician
Technician
I take ownership of the technical details so nothing is left to chance. From planning to live execution, my focus is on delivering dependable systems, smooth workflows, and zero surprises on show day.”
Rado Radev
Senior Technician
Senior Technician
My job is making sure the warehouse is ready for what the event becomes, not just what it starts as. A projector request can quickly turn into an LED wall requirement, and the only way to respond is solid preparation: testing, packing, and a clear plan shared with the team.”
Dom Stone
Technical Manager
Technical Manager
MEET
THE TEAM
Creating a truly memorable event takes more than just planning. We specifically understand that it’s about combining technical know-how, meticulous preparation, and a touch of imagination. Every detail matters, from AV setup to production management, to make sure your guests have an experience they’ll remember.”
Harry White
Events Director
Events Director
I’ve been working with some of our clients for the best part of 15 years. Over time, they’ve trusted us with their own clients and let us get on with things. It saves a lot of time, but we never forget it’s a privilege we have to earn.”
Clive Pitcher
Senior Production Manager
Senior Production Manager
I drive the HGV for all the big jobs, and I also set up the simultaneous interpretation booths. The biggest thing I’ve learned is to give clients the time to ask questions. When you explain things clearly and properly, it builds confidence and helps the event run smoother.”
Mitchell Barrett
Technician
Technician
I love the planning side of what we do. I’m the link between the client, the venue, and our crew. Locking in schedules, mapping out the space, and making sure every detail is agreed before show day.”
Cindy Ng
Production Manager
Production Manager
Show day is all about control. Things change, sometimes right before we go live. One minute everything’s locked, the next you’re re-routing signals, updating LED wall content, or building a new cue so playback and camera feeds hit at the right moment. I make sure it all eventually looks seamless for the room and anyone watching remotely.”
Luke Baigent
Technician
Technician
I manage crew scheduling - who goes where, and when. Plans move fast in events, so reliability is everything. In the end, having the right people you can count on matters most.”
Reegan Bath
Operations Co-ordinator
Operations Co-ordinator
Sometimes a client needs something you can’t just order from a supplier. In those cases, we scope it, design it, and our team builds a bespoke solution. My job is making sure it’s planned properly and delivered to the same standard as everything else.”
Davide Guglielmi
Operations Manager
Operations Manager
I obsess over the details
so our clients don’t have to. From concept to execution, I make sure there’s strategy, style, and a little sass included.”
Tayyaba Fakhar
Content Manager
Content Manager
You need venue knowledge and technical knowledge, both matter. For major installs, we survey, measure, and document the details ahead of time, so nothing is left to memory. That preparation is what keeps the job running cleanly on site.”
Seun Tijani
Warehouse Supervisor
Warehouse Supervisor
I take ownership of the technical details so nothing is left to chance. From planning to live execution, my focus is on delivering dependable systems, smooth workflows, and zero surprises on show day.”
George Stuart-Harris
Technician
Technician
I’ve worked with EMS Events since it started under a railway arch, and I can say it’s always been the same company, but now it’s a bigger and better version of itself.”
Gideon Todes
Creative Director
Creative Director
I manage the accounts. Sending invoices, tracking payments, and following up with a thank-you once everything’s settled.”
Vasim Rana
Accounts Manager
Accounts Manager
My goal is simple to support the team, solve problems fast, and deliver a flawless experience on site."
Josh Young
Technician
Technician
I make sure every connection, cue, and setup is handled with care so events run smoothly from start to finish."
Kehinde Egungbohun
Technician
Technician
I take ownership of the technical details so nothing is left to chance. From planning to live execution, my focus is on delivering dependable systems, smooth workflows, and zero surprises on show day."
Rado Radev
Senior Technician
Senior Technician
My job is making sure the warehouse is ready for what the event becomes, not just what it starts as. A projector request can quickly turn into an LED wall requirement, and the only way to respond is solid preparation: testing, packing, and a clear plan shared with the team.”
Dom Stone
Technical Manager
Technical Manager