We are a small, well formed promotions company, specialising in music and the arts. Our portfolio is relatively wide and relatively varied but, in the last couple of years, we're a playing a significant role in the development, project management and the marketing/promotions of a number of Brighton and area based events. These include:-
- Meadowlands Festival - 100 acts, across 4 stages over 3
days at Glynde Place 2011
- Brighton Music Awards - prestigious sold out awards event at the Brighton Centre, featuring Jimmy Page,Roger Daltrey and more.
- Brighton Fashion Week - Its aim is to encourage and nurture industry creative capital locally, nationally and internationally. It seeks to further establish Brighton as a cultural centre for the fashion industry. Other clients include partnerships with, amongst others, one of Europe's finest and best regarded recording studios, a word-wide boutique guitar maker (with links to the V&A, world renown designers and more), multi media organisations (IPTV, independent radio stations) as well as artist management and development - indeed, we've overseen the development of our main artist from open mic to main stage festival performer, now involved with grammy winning producers and world class musicians. Not everything we do is necessarily as glamourous and high profile, but we'd like to think our connections, reputation, experience and hard work are invariably beneficial to whatever project or commission we turn our hand to. So, if you think we can help; please approach us for a no obligation chat; we may well be less expensive than you might think. Our passion is to provide unrivalled value and excellence in everything we do. BiGiAM are, in essence, four experienced associates who have, between them, served as a Communications Director for a multi national, multi billion industry, founded the original Brighton fringe festival, been main programmers for sizable and prestigious venues, promoted literally thousands of shows, worked with hundreds of major labels and major label artists, managers, agents and promoters, sourced very many thousands of pounds in funding and sponsorship, contributed (and continue to contribute) to many of Brighton's main music media (written and broadcast) and much, much, more besides.
