Events management and production company Taylor Lynn Corporation (TLC), which turns 25 in 2020, has said it has made introduced a profit-share scheme for employees.
In further changes, the agency’s co-founder Liz Taylor (pictured above right), who is also a Conference News columnist, moves to the role of chief executive officer and creative director, whilst Ellie Barnes (pictured above left) returns to from maternity leave in her capacity as operations director.
Jess Randall (pictured below right) has been promoted to the post of events director and Lauren Worsley (pictured below left) to business development manager. The entire team will benefit from the launch of a new performance related profit-share scheme.
Taylor explained: “The team has demonstrated a high level of skill, creativity and passion for our events, and I felt that the time now was right to invest in their immense potential by offering them more responsibility within the company, and a share of the rewards.”
“In spite of difficult economic conditions post-recession, and with uncertainty around Brexit, the business is continuing to grow. Retaining great talent is a hallmark of a great company, and a constant challenge in our industry. The profit-share is TLC’s way of both rewarding the team whilst also motivating them to be an active partner in securing future business and expertly delivering our events.”
Taylor added: “I have never been one to rest on my laurels. While we celebrate our 25th anniversary next year, and can reflect on our considerable success, I very much see this as a platform for further developments. We have exciting plans in the pipeline, and this new team structure is the foundation that will help us take TLC forward into another 25 successful years.”
