Award-nominee proud to work with well-renowned businesses after taking venture full-time five months ago
The founder of a multi-award-nominated venture is proud to already work with well-renowned businesses across Northamptonshire after going full-time less than half-a-year ago.
Cameron Brookes-Williams launched The Event Man as a limited company in February 2025, having built the foundations of the business since the start of the pandemic.
Having travelled Australia for six months before returning in August last year to take on The Event Man full-time, this is now Cameron’s main focus and he remains excited for what the future holds.
The Event Man is a bespoke and one-stop events company that assists with any occasion – from weddings, birthdays and funerals, to themed Halloween and Christmas get-togethers.
“I know how hard it is to make an event and deal with a number of different suppliers,” Cameron told the Chronicle & Echo. “My goal is to be a one-stop-shop and make things stress-free.”
Clients can hire Cameron to bring their decor to life and handle the rest themselves, or as the full-scale planner of the entire event. He acts as the point of communication and middleman between the customer and suppliers.
Cameron explained that he started developing the business concept in 2020 and as his main focus was balloon displays, he operated under The Ultimate Balloon Company.
He used the opportunity to build his portfolio by helping family members and friends, and it was not until February last year when things took a serious leap and he rebranded.
“2025 was a great success,” said Cameron. “Coming back from Australia, taking the business full-time and being in the top five in three award categories was a great success.”
The business owner admits there have been moments when he wondered if he made the right decision, but the recent festive period gave him reassurance that perseverance pays off.
Cameron receives amazing feedback, with praise for the quality of his displays and how he goes above and beyond for customers. This includes businesses at the heart of Towcester and beyond.
“It’s nice to know that although people like the business, they give me personal feedback about being the best in the business,” said Cameron. “When my name gets put in there, it gives me confidence that I’m the one driving it forward.”
His proudest achievement so far was during the 2025 Christmas period when he completed three-and-a-half solid weeks of work. Cameron was fully booked for Christmas installations and was sad to have to turn clients away.
Assisting Delapré Abbey is one of Cameron’s highlights and they are already in the process of planning the display for Christmas 2026, which he hopes will be “bigger and better”.
Having recently attended a wedding fair, Cameron is also pleased to have connected with many couples interested in his services and bookings are stacking up for the year.
“I can only see the business getting bigger,” he said. “There’s never a quiet moment.”