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http://tomorrowsflooring.wordpress.com MEET STEWART
Tomorrow’s Flooring and other Opus publications, helping us to make your favourite Flooring magazine even better.
Opus Business Media are very excited to announce the arrival of its newest member, in the form of Stewart Darkin.
Stewart will be taking on the role of Sub-Editor for
Stewart, who is a qualified journalist with a Masters degree from the University of Central Lancashire, has a broad range of experience, working with a wide spectrum of publications and is extremely happy to be working at Opus.
“I’m really pleased and excited to be part of the Opus team and to be working on new titles with
GANG-NAIL SIGNS UP AS SILVER SPONSOR OF TIMBER EXPO
Gang-Nail Systems, a leading systems supplier of connector plates for roof truss fabrication , has signed up as a Silver sponsor of Timber Expo 2011, while the Malaysian Timber Council, PEFC and Timbermark have already taken the opportunity to book stand space at the show.
They will join other leading industry names, including Osmose Europe, Finnforest, Arch, Wolf Systems, the UK SIP Association and Swift Horsman at the Timber Expo launch event on 29th September this year, at the show venue.
The launch initiative, said TRADA Membership & Marketing Manager Rupert Scott, “is designed to outline the content and features of Timber Expo and allow companies to make an informed judgement on their participation in this groundbreaking event”.
Launch event delegates will be able to claim the ‘early- bird’ booking rate and those booking on the day will also receive a free ‘marketing booster pack’ worth £300. To register visit the show website at
www.timber-expo.co.uk
such a large readership that just keeps increasing,” Stewart enthused.
“Tomorrow’s Flooring has quickly established itself at the forefront of a new wave of digital business media and I feel lucky to have joined at such an exciting time - I just hope I can meet the high standards set by Karen and the team!”
Opus Business Media Director, Lawrence Sneddon, is extremely happy with the news: “We are very pleased that Stewart chose to join the Opus team.
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He will bring yet another fresh innovative editorial mind to the table, and I am sure that clients will warm to him very quickly. Already we have seen just how well received and read our titles are and Stewart will help us to further enhance our editorial credentials with these market leading titles.”
Stewart certainly can’t wait to hear from you all, so drop him a line at
stewart@opus
businessmedia.co.uk
DIVERTING CARPET TILES FROM LANDFILL
DESSO has introduced a carpet tile Take Back™ Programme, which is now fully operational across the UK.
Through the development of the Take Back™ process, material to landfill will be reduced at an ever growing rate.
The Take Back™ Programme forms part of DESSO’s overall Cradle-to- Cradle objective under the stewardship of Hamburg- based Environmental Protection Encouragement Agency (EPEA).
While carpets may be recyclable, it is vital that the
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recycling actually takes place. As a Cradle to Cradle (C2C) manufacturer DESSO’s commitment to this design philosophy is by definition one of a long-term nature. However, C2C is only possible if materials are captured for recycling and reprocessing.
The Take Back™ Programme ensures that the carpet can be properly reprocessed.
www.desso.com
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