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Voice becomes Arena VIP suite holder to reward staff
VOICE Marketing has leased its own branded box at the Motorpoint Arena in Sheffield to offer Voice employees benefits and incentives throughout the year.
The box will be used on a regular basis to allow everyone from the Voice teams in both Woodseats and Broomhill to experience a variety of famous acts and shows.
This includes the opportunity to watch the entire Sheffield Steelers Ice Hockey season, which commences in September.
James Hinchliffe, CEO, Voice said: “At Voice we believe in rewarding and recognising the hard work from our staff, with a dedicated ‘People Team’ who brainstorm new ideas every month.
“The suite at the Motorpoint Arena was just one of the suggestions for last month.
“We are running competitions with the incentive to watch Lee Evans live across the three nights, which has already generated excitement throughout Voice.
“We look forward to continuing to have these nights and working in partnership with Motorpoint Arena.”
Gillian Hall, Commercial Manager, Motorpoint Arena said: “It is a great pleasure to welcome James Hinchliffe, as a new suite holder at the Motorpoint Arena.
“Both myself and the Commercial team are looking forward to ensuring James and his guests enjoy exceptional hospitality over the forthcoming months and trust this venture will prove to be a successful partnership.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by John Highfield .
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