About Clearpoint
Specialising in VIP corporate hospitality at major UK and European sporting and cultural events.
We are one of the leading Sports Marketing and Event Management companies in the UK, specialising in VIP corporate hospitality at major UK and European sporting and cultural events.
As an independent provider, we are not tied to any one supplier or facility, and can accordingly provide the right package at the right price for you. Our relationships with sports governing bodies, official licensees and major sporting venues allow us the freedom to cherry-pick only the very best events and facilities, with the best seats in the house. We believe that quality of service and excellence in execution is the key to client retention, and in a competitive marketplace we pride ourselves on the customer loyalty that we achieve.
At Clearpoint you will receive a very personal service. You will only ever deal with Peter or Tom. We are available 24/7, and if we're not in the office, our telephone number diverts straight to our mobiles, so you'll always be able to reach us. If you can't talk, or you're somewhere with bad reception, email us and Peter or Tom will get back to you very quickly.
Our management team has nearly 40 years of experience in the corporate hospitality industry in the UK and the US, and we warmly welcome enquiries from customers of any size, for events of any scale.
Peter Simpson & Tom Gooding
Peter Simpson
DirectorPeter first got into corporate hospitality back in 1999, when he saw an advert in the Evening Standard asking if the required candidate was sports minded. The rest is history. Peter graduated from Plymouth University in 1999 with a degree in English (many believed he might become a sports journalist or an English teacher) but instead found his calling in corporate hospitality, and now brings over 25 years of experience to every client relationship.
Tom Gooding
DirectorIn 1999 Tom left Dartford Grammar School with a distinction in business and finance, but had no real idea what he wanted to do. After a bit of searching around, he landed a job in the accounts department at The Bank of New York, London. That lasted six months before he realised it wasn't for him. A chance opportunity in corporate hospitality set him on the path he's followed ever since, helping businesses create unforgettable sporting experiences for over two decades.