Travel and event management company TAG, has announced the expansion of its Events division to Los Angeles and the promotion of Bethany Chamberlain as Event Director. Chamberlain will move to LA in January 2019 and will work closely with the agency’s existing team in New York. The agency, founded in 1988 and formerly known as The Appointment Group, also has offices in the UK, Singapore and Australia. Chamberlain is an expert in experiential incentives and creating engaging events. Sam Robson. Group Events Director, TAG said: “Over the last three years, TAG’s Events division has strengthened its UK operation and grown business in the APAC region. We have big plans for continued development in 2019 and the US team is going to play a key role in our expansion.” Gabrielle Carr, Managing Director USA, TAG said: “Bethany is a real asset to TAG; she has flair, talent and experience and I’m confident she will make a great success of her role leading the US events team from her new base in Los Angeles”.
New event director to spearhead TAG expansion in LA
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