Sponsorship Opportunities
Sponsorship is an essential form of funding for Loo of the Year Awards and importantly also provides a unique opportunity for producers and suppliers of washroom related products and services to have their brand promoted to toilet providers – this prime market.
Many companies have sponsored the Awards including Airdri, Albany Washroom Services, Armitage Shanks, Bonasystems, Cleenol, Clos-o-Mat, Danfo, Evolve Security, Dyson, Gojo, Hydro Systems, Initial Washroom Solutions, Karcher, Rawlins Kaivac, Magrini, OCS, Ophardt, PHS, Premiere Products, Soluclean, Tork, Vectair, Unger, Wallgate and Willings Services.
Promotion occurs during the sponsorship year, throughout the Awards Event and beyond. During the Event there are opportunities for sponsors to exhibit, provide excellent corporate hospitality to staff, customers and prospects, present national awards and trophies associated with their brand, provide a sponsor’s address/presentation of their offering or a current issue (e.g. infection risks, sustainability) and of course, unrivalled networking opportunities. A competitive, cost effective and fun way to promote a suppliers brand.
Unique Supplier Exhibition
During registration for the Event, during the sparkling wine reception and as guests leave the event, Sponsors and Awards Supporters exhibit their latest products and services to the hundreds of event guests.
Any remaining exhibition display spaces are available on a first come first served basis to other suppliers of washroom cleaning and maintenance products or services, washroom fixtures or fittings.
All of the Event attendees are associated with using, providing, supplying or servicing toilets throughout the UK and the Republic of Ireland and are a captive audience for Exhibitors. The Event offers a unique, low cost and effective opportunity to exhibit to the UK’s and Republic of Ireland’s leading toilet providers and suppliers, cleaning and FM company’s representatives.
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