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EXHIBITION REVIEW
contributed to making the show as Peter Kiddell produced a one-off seminar
successful and enjoyable exhibition. on how digital and analogue technologies
This year’s fashion show in particular, can co-exist in printwear. Elsewhere,
choreographed by Jeannie Frith was a Gordon Glenister offered 21 sound gems on
particular hit with visitors, who valued the making marketing work for your company
chance to see a wide selection of clothes and Colin Marsh explained the benefits of
being fully modelled. direct to garment printing. Another star of
the lecture scene was Kristie of
In terms of our seminars, a big thanks Wilcom.deconetwwork also impressed with
goes out to our speakers who once again practical advice on how to forge the best
packed out the lecture room. Hundreds of website for your company.
visitors made use of these advice-packed All in all, the event proved memorable on
events. a number of levels and we look forward to
making it just as successful if not more so
next time around.
“
It has been superb as
always. It’s been another
successful Printwear and
Promotion exhibition for us We have had a fantastic time at the exhibition. We have
and it remains the only been really impressed with the number of visitors given
platform for launching
“
the market conditions. It has been busy throughout the event
products in this industry. and there have been more quality leads for us
– Jim Nicol, The Magic this year. – Jennifer Weightman, Head of Sales and
Touch
”
Marketing, Prestige Leisure UK.
”
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