Amex Stadium Business Meeting

The Amex Stadium was the Backdrop for a Newsco Business Meeting

The Amex Stadium was the Backdrop for a Newsco Business Meeting covering Southeast Manufacturing

Premier League’s Brighton and Hove Album football club was the backdrop for Newsco’s Inside Media business magazine latest roundtable meeting of leading businesspeople in the southeast. VisualChaos Studios has had a long-time relationship with publisher and covers many of the meeting and events around the south of the UK.

Insider is the UK’s most successful regional B2B media company. Today, Insider’s six regional B2B magazines are read every year by over 200,000 subscribers; we host circa 140 market-leading events including award dinners in all regions outside London. Insider also has the UK’s only nation-wide network of regional news emails with 140,000 subscribers and a web site with over 250,000 unique users ~ Insider Website

Business photography is not as straight forward as you might think. The best photographic situations are those when you have control of the lighting, subjects, time, and settings. Naturally, with a morning business meeting, none of these things are at the photographer’s disposal, plus the need to be as unobtrusive as possible is just as important. VisualChaos Studios have years of commercial, event and business photography experience which can be utilised at your next business event, get in touch for details.

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