Entrepreneurs take over event space Altitude London
Event space Altitude London has undergone a change of ownership.
The company, located at the top of the Grade-II listed Millbank Tower, will now be led by managing director Alan Turtill.
Alan’s career in events spans 25 years and includes senior positions with a number of venues in the capital, including Kensington Roof Gardens and members club Century.
Supporting him at the helm of Altitude is entrepreneur Mike Hockey, a founder of four companies with 28 years’ experience in sales and marketing; and Sam Simpson, who has previously managed teams of more than 150 people.
Alan said: “We are very excited to confirm that we have acquired Altitude London, not only because it is housed in such an iconic building with incredible views but because we feel it is one of the best event spaces in London.
“We look forward to reinstating it as ‘the place’ to hold your event at in London.”
Mike Hockey commented: “We are working hard to bring new innovative packages and experiences to Millbank Tower and look forward to delivering an excellence service and building fantastic relationships with our agency and direct customers.”
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