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The team at Light Foot LED with Managing Director, Joakim Roth
LIGHTING FIRM SHINES ON SECOND ANNIVERSARY
A Lighting firm is finding itself new markets not only in the UK but also all over Europe and in China. Light Foot LED with offices and workshops in St Josephs Business Park, Hove celebrated its 2nd anniversary with a party for business owners, suppliers and celebrated guests at Rendezvous Casino in Brighton Marina.
The night was full of entertainment with Swedish and Chinese food as the theme and the evening raised over £600 for the Childrens Trust. The business was established by Joakim Per Lennart Roth to sell high
quality, low energy LED light bulbs and fixtures to the UK market initially. The company which is affiliated with Promectum Sweden AB and Svea Ledlight AB; two well established Scandinavian LED lighting suppliers who have successfully demonstrated through their supply to the industrial sector, that LED lights are a practical, financially attractive and
environmentally friendly product for use by both businesses and individuals.
Joakim Roth, the Managing Director said, “The evening was a great success and it was just a way of saying thank you to all our staff and supporters for all their efforts over the past couple of years and to look forward to growing the business in the future with their help.”
If you are a business, however small or large or a local government agency body then Light Foot LED can help you save money.
CONTACT website:
www.lightfootled.com telephone: 01273 721668 freephone: 0800 965 0194 email:
info@lightfootled.com Twitter: @
lightfootled.com Address: Unit 3, St Josephs Business Park, St Josephs Close, HOVE, East Sussex, BN3 7HG
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