Introduction

The Crown Estate covers central London, as well as retail across the country and offshore wind. The independent business, owned by the British monarchy, also has a substantial rural and coastal portfolio – managing the seabed around England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The estate is one of London’s most significant property owners and has been for hundreds of years. They use their scale and breadth to create brilliant places which draw people to London, and deliver outstanding spaces for their business customers.

Challenge

We Are Placemaking were asked to produce The Crown Estate’s annual Wimbledon Screening, running for the full two weeks of Wimbledon. This included management of install, live and de-rig with all content and staffing.

Having produced many other London placemaking projects before, as well as placemaking projects across the UK and further afield, the We Are Placemaking team were keen to get involved.

Delivery

Supplier Sourcing and Management

Event Production and Management through Build & Break

Licensing

On site Staffing including Security Management

Health and Safety Consultancy

Technical Production Management

Creative Production Management

Results

31 pieces of media coverage

35,000 visitors over 2 weeks

Increased social media engagement

45% increase on daily footfall

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Nick Morgan is CEO of We Group which is made up of three agencies: The FairWe Are Placemaking and We Are OPS. Nick has over 25 years of experience working across event production, licensing and health & safety for large-scale events and festivals and within the public realm.

Nick is Vice-Chair of AIF (Association of Independent Festivals), and sits on the Advisory Board of NTIA (Night Time Industries Association) NOWIE (Network Of Women In Events). He is also a member of the SAGE (Safety Advisors Group for Events) committee and the ESA (Event Safety Alliance) – working with organisations to continuously lobby government and encourage more support across the sector.

Nick often speaks on topics that include managing growth, independent festivals, the experience economy, government advocacy, licensing and health & safety, at industry events including the Event Production ShowLAEOG, The All Parliamentary Group for Events, the Institute of Licensing, the Night Time Economy Summit and FestForums in the US. The independent festival sector is close to Nick’s heart, and The Fair – as one of the largest independent festival production houses in the UK – works across 128 shows, from Boiler Room to Eastern Electrics.