CMW publisher Mash Media has unveiled an exciting new partnership with See Tickets, which will be providing ticketing services for six events in 2019 including the EN Awards, CN Agency Awards and the EN Indy Awards. See Tickets is the largest independent ticketing company in the UK, selling more than 11 million tickets each year and working with companies including Media 10, Brand Events, Insomnia Gaming Festival and Fitz All Media. The partnership is set to take the experience of purchasing tickets to Mash events to a new level, with secure booking available to event profs 24-7. Simon Farnfield, portfolio director at Mash Media, commented: “See Tickets are global leaders in ticketing and we are thrilled to have secured this partnership.” Matt Evans, commercial manager at See Tickets, added: “We’re delighted to be working in partnership with Mash Media, providing the ticketing services for their portfolio of annual awards. We see the hard work that goes into all shows, on a daily basis. So it’s important to recognise that. “As the UK’s leading provider of exhibition ticketing services, See is proud to work with many of the industry’s leading organisers and venues. We look forward to celebrating the hard work and successes of everyone, whilst sharing a drink or two with friends from around the industry.” Buy tickets for the Exhibition News Awards here. Deadline for entries is 18 January.
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