Russell Graham-Brown’s appointment comes ahead of a big year for the London venue which will see the completion of upcoming refurbishment works.
30 Euston Square has appointed Russell Graham-Brown as their new business development manager, bringing in a wealth of experience from Haymarket Business Media Group and Kensington Roof Gardens. His role at 30 Euston Square will focus on the conference and events market with a particular emphasis on developing new opportunities for the stunning venue.
Building on the key relationships with existing clients, agencies and local organisations Russell comments: "Prior to joining the team I was aware of all the great spaces 30 Euston Square has on offer for clients and equally how much the team has celebrated their amazing achievements in different industry awards. I can't wait to get to know all of the wonderful clients that have used the venue, and continue to grow its successes to date.”
Russell’s appointment comes ahead of a big year for the London venue which will see the completion of upcoming refurbishment works on the six original heritage boardrooms, transforming the entire area into inspiring and beautiful meeting and private dining spaces.
"Russell brings fantastic experience with him within the hospitality and events industry, I am delighted to have been able to appoint him as our new Business Development Manager” comments Yvette Chatwin, General Manager at 30 Euston Square. “Russell has a great energy and we can already see the impact and value he brings to clients.”
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