Production company EnTEETainment have announced that founder Dick Tee has retired from the business after 45 years. Dick’s daughter Frankie Tee, who became managing director in 2025, will take control of the company.
Dick operated under the name ‘That’s EnTEEtainment’ for 25 years before making the business a limited company. He has also had a long connection with Glastonbury Festival as head of production.
Frankie has worked within the company since she was 18, first working the front office of the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury. She studied Event Management at university before joining EnTEEtainment in 2012. She then became managing director in 2025, and has worked with brands and festivals such as Nelson Mandela Day, Spotify Wrapped, 6 Music Festival and Mighty Hoopla.
“I am so proud to have worked in the industry for so long, with some amazing people,” says Dick. “I am proud of what I’ve been part of, but I’m prouder still of what Frankie’s already achieved in her own right, on her own terms.I couldn’t be leaving it in better hands.”
“What I’ve learned from watching my dad is that this industry runs on people and relationships, not just planning and logistics, and that’s something I want to protect as much as anything else,” Frankie added. “I’m excited for what’s next, but this isn’t about change for change’s sake; it’s about carrying forward everything that’s made EnTEEtainment what it is.”
