Oliver Moxham

• Negotiated contracts with suppliers, saving on budget costs.
• Collaborated with venues, Djs and sponsors for promotional activities leading to enhanced ticket sales.
• Ensured compliance with safety regulations during all events.
• Prepared comprehensive contingency plans to tackle unexpected issues.
• Conducted post-event evaluations to determine improvements for future events.
• Organised logistics for seamless transportation of equipment.
• Fostered strong relationships with venue holders, agents staff and djs through consistent communication and updates.
• Secured necessary permits and licenses required when needed.
• Oversaw budget management, avoiding unnecessary expenditures.
• Utilised technical software applications in planning and executing events.
• Sourced different capacity venues and spaces to host our events.
• Marketed events online using Facebook and instagram ads.

In 2022, I launched my own company, Baytech, with a friend. We have ran several events throughout South Devon. In a short amount of time, pushing the brand from a little fun to being a Limited company has presented many obstacles and teaching moments. From assisting bedroom DJs in breaking into clubs, to booking well known underground DJs [such as notion and James view] along with being a DJ, I have relished every second and believe that in addition to learning a lot, I have also created something that, perhaps, many others find enjoyable and can attend regularly.

Having put on a dozen events, I believe the brand has grown stronger in a short period of time. Despite being located in a relatively small and occasionally challenging area of the country to sell tickets, I believe that the marketing strategies and tactics I have learnt along the way and implemented have only exceeded that number and allowed us to grow. We have gone from selling one hundred tickets to five hundred at one event and was even gifted the opportunity to help run the electric bay afterparty. I believe the brand has performed incredibly well and still has more to offer in the future.

From boat parties to football pitch parties, I have provided everything to enhance my guests experience and variety each time they come to my event. Given that people are constantly searching for new trends or unique activities to partake in, I believe this is essential in the times we live in.

In my role at Into the woods festival, I was responsible for the smooth running of the sanctuary stage by providing positive artist relations and seamless stage operations in an incredibly fast paced festival environment. My duty combined logistical coordination with interpersonal communication to support both artists and the production team.

• Acted as a primary point of contact for artists, managing schedules, hospitality and on site support.
• Oversaw stage operations, including setup, changeovers and technical coordination with sound and light crews.
• Gave a positive artist and audience experience by ensuring professionalism, punctuality, and efficency.
• Adapted to minute by minute updates and changes by resolving logistical issues under pressure.
• Maintained concise communication between all teams on site to ensure the practical running off the festival.

• Provided excellent customer service, ensuring positive interactions on every occasion no matter what the outcome
• Handled cash and credit card transactions accurately for secure financial management.
• Maintained up-to-date knowledge of upcoming events on the island, aiding efficient customer assistance.
• promoted and pushed popular ticket sales for in demand shows, resulting in smooth customer transactions.
• Pushed company policies in my selling strategies that I had been taught

During my relatively brief time selling tickets on the streets of beautiful San Antonio, Ibiza, I learnt a lot about the island's music, trends, residents' and visitors preferences. I am really happy with the experience I had and still utilise these abilities now. Living and working overseas was an incredible experience that I still treasure today.

• Ensured safety on site by adhering to strict health and safety guidelines.
• Repaired damaged roofs for enhanced building integrity.
• Improved property aesthetics with the installation of new roofing materials.
• Worked both independently and collaboratively to meet deadlines and guarantee that the work was done to the best of my and the team's abilities.
• Cultivated positive relationships with suppliers and customers to make sure the company's name or my own name was well-known and seen in a positive manor.
• Set my own prices for the works I took on and made sure I had enough time, money, and supplies to finish them quickly and to the satisfaction of the client.
• Dealt with customer and contractors issues and queries appropriately.
• Ran my own personal books to ensure my tax payments and costing was correct.
• Provided Quotes and quotational breakdowns for the working out off different roofs

Leaving school in 2018 I had little thought of where I wanted to go next. With limited opportunities presented to me I decided to attend college 3 days a week doing roofing and get a trade under my belt. My tutor helped me gain an apprenticeship which lead me to gain my qualification as a roofer two years later. Working for a few different companies as-well as finding my own work, I feel I have improved and grown not only as a roofer but as a person in working under tough, challenging conditions and circumstances testing myself mentally and physically. Working my way from a young apprentice to completing jobs on my own and running my own sites, I feel I have come a long way however, feel that it's time for a new challenge. The skills I have learnt in my six years in this trade, I feel as though can be put into good practice in the job in question and can easily be transfered.