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Nistex Show
NISTEX
30th June 2009
returns to
Cranmore Park
SGB's trade show is back after a very successful 2008 experience…
N
ISTEX has returned as the pre-eminent sports trade show for on July 1st and 2nd. The venue, INTERSPORT’s stylish and contemporary
the industry. Organised and run by INTERSPORT, in purpose-built headquarters, provides the perfect backdrop for an exhibition
association with SGB, the event offers independent retailers of this significance. Set in the heart of the UK the venue is a
the exclusive opportunity to meet with the world’s leading brands, communications hub with outstanding road, rail and major road links.
such as adidas, Asics, Canterbury, Nike, Puma, Speedo, Umbro, and
Under Armour. Admission, ample on-site parking and all refreshments are free of charge,
whilst lunch carries just a small nominal cost with guests able to enjoy the
NISTEX 2009 will take place at Cranmore Park, Solihull in Birmingham, delights of a light and airy, well-appointed dining room and a dedicated
on June 30th and for the first time will stand as the open day for the sports catering team.
trade and immediately followed by the INTERSPORT member’s Trade Fair
Commenting on the show’s prospects and the position it now holds
within the industry Barry Mellis, INTERSPORT’s General Manager, said: “We
see the this event as the industry touchstone; a show where enterprise and
entrepreneurship can flourish in a dynamic environment and business
relationships can be successfully fashioned. We have remodeled the
exhibition in the light of a challenging
economic environment and a new
commercial imperative.”
Concluding, he added: “We are fully
dedicated to the industry we serve and I
believe our firm and steadfast
determination and unswerving commitment
has provided the constituents for a
distinctive show unmatched and
unparalleled in the sports
trade and one entirely in
tune with the times.”
SGB
Sports and Outdoor
20 SGB SPORTS MAY 2009
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