S2 Ep 4 How to put on a Night Time Economy Conference with style

Today Gary Twining and I welcome Mike Kill, Nighttime Industry Association CEO to the show.

We cover the upcoming Night-time Economic Summit in Manchester, hosted by Sacha Lord, and supported by Mayor Andy Burnham.

Mike covers all the fantastic thing visitors can experience when they visit the conference at Freight Island.236 speakers on 4 stages, across 2 days and 1 night.

The content is both eclectic and electric. From Leicester Legend Gwok Wan, to Lisa Baskott, Michelle Russell, to so many brilliant initiatives currently taking place with more yet to come.

So, if you’re looking forward to finding out more about the brilliant role of music in the Night-time Economy, then this is the place to be.

Theres also plenty to see, hear and learn, if you’re a Guest Safety Officer.

Finally, listening to Mike talk in the last section of the video, about making Guest Safety Officers the de-facto term for licensed Door Supervisor and Event staff is heartwarming for us here at Guest Safety Officer Lobby Group PLC.

00:00 | Ian Fox (IF) introduces show and welcomes Gary Twining (GT) and special guest Mike Kill (MK) to tall about the NTIA Economic Summit
02:36 | MK tells us whats in store for two fantastic days and one night in Manchester
09:13 | MK explains the ticket pricing and thanks those who helped keep it so low.
10:47 | GT asks MK how long each day is going to last given so much is going on?
12:39 | MK lists some of the impressive initiatives being launched at the conferens on Mental Health, Suicide Watch and VaWG to name but a few.
14:53 | MK tells what the NTIA are doing to support Guest Safety Officers on the ground with Skills Board, Li9sa Baskcott Michelle Russell and Nactso.
16:46 | MK sets outs how GSO can also access the welfare aspects of the conference.
19:27 | MK expands on the vulnerability support GSO can provide following IF's question.
23:08 | MK tellsanswers IF question on using the term Guest safety officer and his epiphany on their true value at Warwick University.