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The Event 100 Club is this week's most read story

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Event 100 Club 2017, Kia Hanly joining Quintessentially, Curb Media acquisition, Jaguar's VR experience and Beefeater Gin's speakeasy sessions are

Quintessentially & Co appoints Kia Hanly

Following seven years client side, Kia Hanly, the former senior manager of international events for AOL, has joined Quintessentially &

The Botswana Diacore Gaborone Marathon takes place this month

Quintessentially Events retains Botswana Marathon event

Quintessentially Events has been tasked with producing the Botswana Diacore Gaborone Marathon, Africa's largest charity running event, having worked on

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Quintessentially - Fab 50 breakdown

Each of the Fab 50 companies' saw employees fill in an online series of questions, here is the breakdown for

Quintessentially Soho to host live music sessions

Quintessentially Soho at the House of St Barnabas to host live music sessions

Charitable members club Quintessentially Soho at the House of St Barnabas is to stage a series of acoustic gigs in

Quintessentially pop-up to stay open until the spring

Quintessentially pop-up to stay open until the spring

Temporary event space and members lounge Quintessentially Soho at The House of St Barnabas has extended its operations until spring.

Quintessentially hosts UK premiere of Nowhere Boy: gallery

Quintessentially hosts UK premiere of John Lennon movie Nowhere Boy: gallery

Quintessentially organised the UK premiere for John Lennon movie Nowhere Boy in association with Belstaff and Sony Ericsson last night

Luxury Publishing in administration

LONDON - Luxury Publishing, customer publisher for upmarket clients such as personal concierge outfit Quint­essentially, has gone into administration, potentially

Can a flippant approach to media relations have a positive effect?

LONDON - Even those who dislike Ryanair profess a sneaking admiration for chief executive Michael O'Leary's hang-the-consequences marketing style. But