18 years in the making. 18,000+ events under our belt and counting…
We are an award-winning crewing company, providing teams of talented people to solve complex production challenges – from building epic stages to crewing iconic events and more. Working across a range of sectors including events, TV and film, FM and construction.
But that’s not all. We are a Social Enterprise too. Supporting people into work by providing training, mentoring and employment opportunities for people who have been affected by homelessness. Since we started in 2005, we are proud to say that we have employed 381 people who have faced barriers to work, and who’ve completed 200,000+ hours of crewing with us.
We are also working on our impact more broadly, considering the influence we can have on the wellbeing of our workforce, our local community, and the environment – aiming for Net Zero 2030.
Meet
the team
Warren Rogers
Director
Charlie Dorman
Director
Mathias Berry
Head of Resources
Robin Beshoori
Senior Account Manager
Natalija Trifanova
Senior Finance Manager
Artur Moreno
Crew Chief
Margarita Ktoris
Senior Comms Manager
Thomas Beddis
Operations Manager
Reuben Gilmore
Duty Manager
Cormac Collins
Head of Crew
Sherona Bailey
Duty Manager
Juan Garesse
Crew Chief
Camilla Marcus-Dew
Head of Ventures
Artur Kurissoo
Crew Chief
Tyler Murphy
Project Manager
Chris Golding
Crew Chief
Tarvo Viru
Operations Co-ordinator
Alice Adams
Impact Manager
Connection Crew’s ability to break down complicated tasks ahead of delivery and spec out thorough briefs for the crew really helps when it comes to the build.
Our
history
We started out in 2005 as part of the homelessness charity The Connection at St Martin’s, in London’s Trafalgar Square. We employed people who had been homeless in the past, giving them a place in our crew and helping them develop purpose, confidence and independence. Social enterprises were fairly new at the time. But we thought: if we can do great work for great clients and support those people who need it – why wouldn’t we?
Five years later we became a Community Interest Company, or CIC: an organisation that aims to use its profits for good. More than seventeen years on we have grown from a crew of 10 to a crew of over 200, offering multiple services to a range of sectors – it all comes back to our mission to reduce and prevent homelessness.
