Footballer concierge service targets games execs

A club designed to make the life of Premier League footballers that little bit easier is now reaching out to execs in the games industry.

The Integrity Club performs a variety of tasks for footballers, from booking holidays and travel, to collecting mail, organising calendars, getting them into VIP parties and even organising general maintenance on their homes.

And now founder and MD Neil Meredith, best known for launching the Exspect games accessories brand, wants to target games industry executives and CEOs.

"We would love to engage with the video games industry," Meredith told MCV.

"One of the areas worst hit by the recent industry turbulence has been admin and support staff, which has seen the workload of executives increase, and the pressure to perform higher than ever. This is where we can help.

"We are quite a broad church. We can offer a bespoke support package on a variable cost basis . We manage events ranging from Stag do’s to very discreet poker nights. We can be the concierge service for the games industry."

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