Sad news from Blue Events
Published blue-events 9. 3. 2020
Published blue-events 9. 3. 2020
We regret to announce that on March 5, Tomáš Krásný, a founder and a co-owner of Blue Events passed away unexpectedly.
Tomáš was a person who, in a peculiar way, reached out beyond the borders of the Czech market. For those who met him, he was a source of knowledge, wisdom, inspiration and energy. Connecting people even with different opinions and cultivating the market through it was his personal mission. This is imprinted in all events he co-created under the Blue Events brand. We will continue in spreading these values through our future events.
Blue Events’ Team
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