GL events

French entertainment events company

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GL events
Company type	Private company
ISIN	FR0000066672
Industry	event production
Predecessor	Générale Location
Founded	1978
Founders	Olivier Ginon and Olivier Roux
Headquarters	Lyon , France
Revenue	953,000,000 Euro (2016)
Number of employees	4,298 (2018)
Website	The official GL events website

GL events is a French entertainment and medium enterprise founded in 1978, under the name of Polygones Services, by Olivier Ginon^[1] and three of his friends, Olivier Roux, Gilles Gouédard-Comte and Jacques Danger.^[2] It has been listed on the Paris Stock Exchange since 1998.^[3]