Stories from our home video - Hannah Drew of P&J Live

Aberdeen born and bred, Hannah is a proud Scot who is passionate about her home town and all things live entertainment. Having made her mark early on as an Events Management student at Robert Gordon University, Hannah progressed to join Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre in 2018 as sales executive, being part of the team that delivered a range of high profile events to capacity crowds.

Having risen through the ranks and been part of the pivotal move to P&J Live, Aberdeen’s newest event venue in 2019, Hannah is now Box Office Manager, building all the ticketing requirements for each event and working alongside the promoters of the world’s most popular artists. Always working with a smile on her face, she values the customer experience and being part of the team that create lifelong memories for the people that visit.

Company information:-

P&J Live is Scotland’s newest live events venue. Opened in September 2019, the £333 million development, delivered by Aberdeen City Council in partnership with Henry Boot Developments, replaced Aberdeen Exhibition Conference and Centre (AECC) with 48,000 square metres of multi-purpose event space including, seven conference suites, three exhibition halls, nine meetings rooms, a superior 15,000 capacity arena, luxurious hospitality suites and a high-end 150 seater restaurant. Having hosted the BBC Sports Personality of the Year and breaking the Scottish record for largest standing floor at Gerry Cinnamon in its first few months in operation, P&J Live is changing the face of events in Scotland.

The site comprises of two on site hotels, the adjoining 4-star Hilton with 200 bedrooms and the Aloft Hotel with 150 bedrooms, just a two minute walk from the venue. With unrivalled public transport connections, P&J Live is located next to Aberdeen International Airport, the UK’s most connected regional airport, just minutes from the city’s new western peripheral route, and in prime position for rail links between Aberdeen and the North of Scotland.