Entrepreneur 'humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
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Re: Entrepreneur 'humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
#3>organisers from Informa, who told me they weren’t insured
Is that a legitimate thing? If you host an event like that in the UK do you need to have insurance / be setup for children vs adults?
Re: Entrepreneur 'humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
#4>organisers from Informa, who told me they weren’t insured Is that a legitimate thing? If you host an event like that in the UK do you need to have insurance / be setup for children vs adults?
If insurance was actually a valid justification, then VIP status would be irrelevant.
Re: Entrepreneur 'humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
#5>organisers from Informa, who told me they weren’t insured Is that a legitimate thing? If you host an event like that in the UK do you need to have insurance / be setup for children vs adults?
If insurance was actually a valid justification, then VIP status would be irrelevant.
Maybe VIPs get to go places that others don't / would work for children or just provide options?
Re: Entrepreneur 'humiliated' after London Tech Week turns her and baby away
#6>organisers from Informa, who told me they weren’t insured Is that a legitimate thing? If you host an event like that in the UK do you need to have insurance / be setup for children vs adults?
If insurance was actually a valid justification, then VIP status would be irrelevant.
More likely if you are a VIP we will find a workaround.