Festival Services provides Australia’s most unique range of event equipment for hire to service your festival, show or event. The team behind festival services has been in the festival and large events industry for over 55 years.
From standard equipment needs through to unique hire items that only Festival Services can supply, your project needs will be professionally met to ensure a wonderful event for your attendees.
With the launch of Festival Services, husband and wife duo Kim and Boris Zoulek continue to pursue their passion for creating unforgettable event and festival experiences in this ever-evolving industry. For the last 10 years, their combined experiential creativity peaks each year when Oktoberfest Brisbane transforms the Brisbane Showgrounds into a mini Bavaria. Now it’s time to apply their energy and vision to leverage the power of experiential for promoters of events, festivals and shows all over Australia.
Phase one will see a unique range of equipment and assets deployed for hire. Since launch, the inventory selection has already experienced growth with further major additions set for release throughout 2018. Phase two will see additional in-house ‘design and deliver’ capabilities extended to market – stay tuned for more!
The ever-growing client list ranges from festivals to venues and includes institutions such as the Byron Bay Blues and Roots Festival, Splendour in the Grass, Falls Festival, Listen Out, Maroon Festival in Brisbane, The Tivoli, Brisbane Festival and most recently Festival 2018.
True to their German heritage, this business is an efficient and well-oiled machine. Kim and Boris have a strong focus on teamwork with weekly team meetings focused on KPI’s and systems. They create a happy, productive workplace where the entire team feels valued and respected. The results are clearly evident in the results we achieve for all our clients.
More than a decade in the film industry gave Boris the operational and practical skills which formed the foundation of his success in the festival and events game. Boris loves to explore the world around him and is passionate about problem solving and finding the best way to do anything. Coupled with confidence and a high level of attention to detail, this doesn’t just allow him to dream big but gives him the skills to turn those dreams into reality.
Kim has a diverse background in marketing and communication design as well as creative advertising photography. Her enthusiasm and passion foster ‘out of the box’ thinking. Kim loves pushing the limits creatively and is never short of a new idea. Whether she’s working on current or future projects - she’s always scheming the next big idea!
Kyah runs our Sales & Operations team with the end result in mind.
With a passion for design and a background in operations, the combination of the two is the perfect mix to deliver great events.
Michael is a passionate and experienced business manager with a background in the events, entertainment and technology industries. He drives the focus and development of Festival Services, specialising in project and strategy management.
Holli comes from a background of event and brand management in the action sport and lifestyle category. She is a passionate marketer who is committed to growth and creative thinking, pushing the boundaries for success.
Lothar has years of experience across a wide range of roles. From 40 years at Mercedes Benz to now, Lothar is as hard working as they come and will always go above and beyond for a client.
Leigh has a diverse background in event and festival operations. Working on projects such as Woodford Folk Festival, Fringe Festival, Regional Flavours and Oktoberfest Brisbane -just to name a few. Leigh delivers 110% on each and every job making sure every detail is well looked after and managed.
Happiness is serious business! Naturally, happy teams are safer, more efficient and more innovative. Most of all, happy teams make for happy clients. Bosley & Coco keep the Festival Services team grounded and will greet you with wagging tails on your next visit.
