

Sep 3, 2025
Showstop Procedure, a global crowd safety training and certification programme for venues and large-scale event organisers, has been accredited by Highfield Qualifications.
Founded by the Pink Bows Foundation in memory of Madison Dubiski, who was 23 years old when she died in a crush during a Travis Scott concert at the Astroworld Festival in Houston, Texas, the Showstop Procedure Course is headed by experienced crowd safety management consultants Steve Allen and Mark Hamilton.
Since launching with The Pink Bows Foundation in the US in March on the back of a conference panel exploring its content at the Event Production Show in London, the course has been attended by more than 320 event professionals across the UK, US and Australia.
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