Tradition with Vision
Since 1895, Montgomery Group has pioneered the art of bringing people together. Our legacy is rooted in a belief that real progress happens when people connect, share, and collaborate. From our earliest exhibitions to today’s global events, we have always been driven by curiosity, creativity, and a commitment to excellence.
Today, we deliver more than 50 world-class events in over 15 countries, powered by a passionate team of 150+ colleagues.
Our purpose
"To serve our world, nurturing relationships and developing opportunities"
We work on the philosophy of Servant Leadership and look to create a set of practices that enrich the lives of individuals, help build a better organisation and ultimately create a more just and caring world.
Our world is the communities we serve, the sectors we work in, the individuals we work with and our employees who make it happen – our world is important to us.
We work with our world to create deep relationships that establish and deliver growth and positive outcomes. Together, we want to ensure this is true for our exhibitors, our visitors, our partners and our staff.
We believe in creating a set of circumstances that make it possible to succeed. This represents not only delivering first class events – which create opportunities for our clients – but also designing our business around creating opportunities for our staff and partners to thrive.
Our vision
Our core values
Embrace Collaboration
Our relationships with our clients, employees and suppliers are a partnership with no exceptions. We challenge and support one another, even when it may be uncomfortable. By actively seeking out diverse views, both internally and externally, we do all we can to ensure a resilient outcome.
Our company is named after Henry Greville Montgomery, a pioneer in the brickwork business, who in 1895 staged a Building Trades Exhibition at the Royal Agricultural Hall and later Olympia in order to help the struggling West Country clay traders during a period of depression. Greville mobilised his political contacts as a Liberal Party member to highlight these workers’ needs by giving them space at the exhibition – an effort that impressed the public so much he went on to win a seat for the Liberals in the 1906 election in the Tory Bridgwater stronghold, becoming a popular MP. 125 years later, his values and legacy of helping others by providing the opportunities they needed to survive and prosper lives on through today’s Montgomery Group.
