“I’m very happy to support Pink Bows Foundation and the great work they do for crowd safety.”

- Sir Paul McCartney

“Since our inception in 2012, the Event Safety Alliance has been committed to providing and advocating for training and guidance to raise awareness and protect audiences, crews, and performers. We believe it is essential for those organizing or working at events to understand the risks present and how to mitigate them, whether related to crowds, severe weather, active assailants, or general workplace safety. ESA is proud to partner with and support Pink Bows Foundation to help improve safety at mass gatherings worldwide in honor of Madison and all those impacted by tragedies at events.”

Jacob Worek

Event Safety Alliance, Director of Operations

“The United Kingdom Crowd Management Association (UKCMA) is delighted to be working in collaboration with the Pink Bows Foundation to advance safe practices in crowded environments. The UKCMA, alongside partner organization, the Global Crowd Management Alliance (GCMA), shares common goals with the Pink Bows Foundation. Each organization focuses on reducing risks in crowded spaces, with a shared commitment to public safety, awareness, and crowd management good practices.
A shared aim is the formalization of training on show stoppage and emphasizing its role as a vital element of crowd management, as highlighted by investigations into the Astroworld tragedy. We look forward to a productive journey with Pink Bows Foundation and their partners, recognizing that we are stronger together.”

Anne Marie Chebib

United Kingdom Crowd Management Association (UKCMA) Chair

Global Crowd Management Alliance (GCMA) Secretary

“Event Safety Alliance Canada is proud to share in this initiative to deliver Crowd Safety's Showstop Procedure across North America and around the world. Now more than ever, as the scale and complexity of live events continues to grow and evolve, this training is critically important to prevent tragedies that have denied families and friends the rightful chance to ever see loved ones again. We are honoured to contribute to the legacy of Madison Dubiski and the victims of the Astroworld tragedy through this collaborative partnership with the Pink Bows Foundation, and do our part alongside our peer event and crowd safety organizations to make sure that everyone can go home safely at the end of the show.”

Kevin Tanner

Event Safety Alliance Canada, Board Chair

“The International Institute of Risk and Safety Management (IIRSM) is a UK-based professional membership organization with a global presence. We assist individuals and organizations around the world in feeling safe, supported, and empowered to identify and manage risks, ultimately protecting their environments and lives.
We are proud to work with organizations that share our values and support our vision, such as the Pink Bows Foundation and Crowd Safety, by introducing the Showstop procedure to risk management professionals worldwide.”

Phillip Pearson

International Institute of Risk & Safety Management, CEO

“Simple Minds proudly support and congratulate The Pink Bows Foundation on their initiative with the Showstop Procedure Course. As performers and live concert goers we all love the industry we are in, feeling nothing should be more important than the security and safety of all who attend live events.”

Jim Kerr

Simple Minds

“Marshall Arts are pleased to support the work of the Pink Bows Foundation and its aim of encouraging the events industry to create a stronger consistent culture of safer concerts for all.
The Foundation's principles of collaboration and cooperation to offer independent advice is demonstrated by their Showstop training course, which will address learning in a key element of crisis management at an event; a skill and qualification that can only benefit those tasked with the responsibility of managing crowd safety.”

Barrie Marshall

Chairman & Founder of Marshall Arts