AWARDS
Roland DG announces finalists for Creative Awards competition
Roland DG is pleased to announce sign and graphics company, The Vinyl Cut, has been named a Regional Award winner of the Roland Creative Awards international design competition for its highly innovative van wrap entry. The Vinyl Cut will now travel to Japan for a sight-seeing trip of a lifetime and attend a special 30th anniversary event where they will compete for the worldwide grand prize: a Roland machine of their choice. Simon Harrison Limited and International Greetings UK have
also received Honourable Mentions for their highly creative, innovative and well executed entries. Both Honourable Mention winners in the UK have each won an Apple iPad2 with Roland RH200S headphones. Says Gillian Montanaro, Head of Marketing, Roland DG UK: “The
Roland Creative Awards honour our founder’s vision of using digital technology to transform imagination into reality and all the team here at Roland DG UK offers their congratulations to the UK regional winner, The Vinyl Cut and all the other contestants, including those who received Honourable Mentions or won the Monthly People’s Choice Awards.” Some 14 Regional Award winners from around the world have
now been named, representing the best entries from more than 120 countries. Each will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to Japan in April to celebrate Roland’s 30th anniversary and compete for the grand prize: his or her choice of a VersaCAMM VS Metallic Inkjet Printer/Cutter, EGX-360 Engraver, JWX-30 Jewellery Modeler or MDX-40A Milling Machine. A gallery of all winning entries worldwide can be viewed online at
www.rolandcreativeawards.com including the UK winners.
The winning Vinyl Cut van wrap entry.
CWE Solutions wins three prestigious HP Partner of the year awards
Highly regarded as the UK’s largest and leading reseller of HP Designjet latex printers, CWE Solutions has strengthened its premium market position by scooping three Partner of the Year awards during the recent Channel Awards ceremony event in London. The company enjoyed an evening of great
success scooping the awards for Sign & Display Partner of the Year, Graphics Partner of the Year, and System Sales Partner of the Year. CWES Sales Manager Graham De Kock
attended the event and was awarded the three prizes, which were all based on sales of HP printers and consumables. The first award presented to CWES was the
Graham De Kock, CWES Sales Manager with all three awards.
Sign & Display Partner of the Year, in recognition for the sales of HP Designjet L25500, HP Scitex LX Series and HP Scitex FB Series printers. This was soon followed by the Graphics
Partner of the Year award, given to CWES because of the strong HP Designjet Z Series printer sales. Award number three was the System Sales Partner of the Year status, presented for the sales within the “Wide Format and Grand Printing Sector” including hardware, consumables and care packs. Find out more about CWE Solutions and
the three awards, by visiting the website
www.cwesolutions.co.uk or telephoning the company directly on 0207 394 6414.
ArtSystems wins HP Designjet UK & Ireland 2011 Channel Award
ArtSystems has proved its position as the leading HP Designjet Wholesale Partner in the UK & Ireland by winning the first ever HP Award of this kind. Specifically for wholesalers of the HP Designjet channel, the award is based on the best year on year sales out growth and confirms ArtSystems as the leading performer of the year.
by Phil Oakley UK & Ireland Country Manager for HP Designjets at the recent Designjet Channel Annual Review 2011 in London. ArtSystems is not resting on its laurels and already has
ambitious plans for 2012 well under way, with HP channel development programmes like Raise Your Game aimed at supporting resellers moving into the HP Designjet market, in its second year. For further information telephone ArtSystems on 0115 9380 333
or visit
www.artsystems.co.uk ISSUE 135 MARCH/APRIL 2012 Sign Update 87
The award was presented to Steve Hawker the MD of ArtSystems
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