Communications
KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH EVENTS Biennial Health and Safety Conference
In November, CPI held its Biennial Health and Safety Conference which was attended by delegates of all levels from the Paper Industry. Delegates were treated to an incredible day of mixed emotions from a variety of speakers and the event was widely regarded as a resounding success!
For the first time, we invited sponsors for the conference, resulting in support from Pilz Automation Technology and Avanti Conveyors.
Corrugated Sector Parliamentary Reception
Once again this proved to be a great success, with eighteen MPs attending to speak to representatives of the Corrugated Packaging Industry.
Held in the Houses of Parliament in October, the event was sponsored by Dan Rogerson MP, Chair of the All Party Parliamentary Group on Packaging. In his address to the industry audience Mr Rogerson highlighted the importance of the Corrugated Packaging Industry to the local economy.
Richard Coward, Chairman of the CPI Corrugated Sector, commented that it was good news that representatives in Parliament are seeing packaging as part of the solution, not the problem.
Richard Coward (lef) and Dan Rogerson MP (right)
INVALUABLE ONLINE ACTIVITY
The CPI website continued to provide a wealth of information, acting as our primary communications tool. The site caters for Members, through a Members only area, as well as for the wider community, educational bodies, the press and the media. Regularly updated and refreshed, the website saw high volumes of traffic throughout the year, receiving almost a million hits in total, with 110,000 visitors accessing the site for fact sheets and other industry information.
Regular ‘web updates’ reports were also circulated every week to the Members. 6
Paper - the sustainable, renewable choice Members of PABIAC at the official launch of ‘Being the Difference Together’
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