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Newtech expands for 2017 Coactive Events, the organisers of


Newtech, are expanding their portfolio of venues for 2017.


“In our first year we had two events, and three years later we are on course to hold 10 events for 2017,” says MD Martin Morrissey. “Thanks to terrific support from our great group of exhibitor partners we are delighted to announce even better nationwide,


local coverage to make


sure they get an even better return on investment.”


“Our format enables us to provide a happy and relaxed environment. We also listen and take on board their ideas and how they want to offer their products and services at each venue. We have a waiting list of new exhibitors and are looking forward to work- ing with an even stronger group next year.” Newtech events offer a "non-compete" environment with exclusive rights for each exhibitor partner for their products or services, and a nationwide series of local events over the year.


2017 Newtech venues


London South Southampton Thetford (Norwich) Edinburgh Brighouse (Halifax) Cheltenham Durham Leicester London North Liverpool


Hilton Croydon Botleigh Grange Hotel Lynford Hall Norton House Hotel Holiday Inn Cheltenham Park Hotel Ramside Hall Hilton RAF Museum Haydock Park


24 January 21 February 14 March 25 April 16 May 13 June 11 July 26 September 17 October 14 November


Previous Newtech exhibitor partners include Epson/Service Offset Supplies, Ultima Dis- plays, The Magic Touch, Ralawise, RA Smart, Golden Finishes, Etrader, Gateway 3D, Antalis, Listawood, Ribbon Writer, Tril- ogy, Barudan, Amaya, DoroTape, Roland and HP.


For further information or to register as a visitor or exhibitor


www.coactiveevents.com


Signs Express (Telford) under new ownership


Signs Express (Telford) has been estab- lished for 22 years and has just welcomed new owner, Martin Geddes-Smith.


Based on Heath Hill Industrial Estate in Telford, Martin is working with the "highly skilled team to continue producing first class, innovative signage solutions whilst expanding their existing customer base".


Having previously worked within the automotive industry and real estate, Martin has experience in customer service and sales that will be invaluable in his new role.


“I was thrilled when the opportunity to buy Signs Express (Telford) became available. Established since the early nighties the centre has a solid customer base and excellent reputation, so I was very inter- ested in taking on the opportunity. I’m look- ing forward to continue delivering top quality products and am excited for the future,” says Martin.


The centre is situated just a few minutes from J6 of the M54 and covers areas in and around Telford such as Shrewsbury, Shifnal, Bridgnorth, Newport and Market Drayton.


New owner Martin Geddes-Smith is "excited about the future".


ISSUE 167 NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2016 Sign Update 75


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