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2015-09-15 Infrastructure and Services Committee Att 1 to Item 4 The J Business Plan 2015-18
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Customers
The J has two broad types of customers:
Hirers, such as community groups, promoters, event organisers
Audiences and attendees – the people who buy tickets or attend events at The J.
Hirers
Hirers largely fall into the not-for-profit category, with commercial for-profit hirers mainly limited
to promoters who book the venue for a live music or other show and businesses who book the venue
for a conference, meeting or exhibition.
The not-for-profit category is generally clearly defined: schools, community-based theatre groups,
churches, community associations and the like fall into this broad category.
There is occasionally contention around a third category, known variously as “community – other”
or “community enterprises”. Small businesses such as dance schools are often included in this
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