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HUB MEMBER SPOTLIGHT Stephen Ward, BusinessGiftUK.com My sector and specialities


Our company has been a distributor of printed promotional business gifts since 1985. We specialise in sourcing UK-manufactured, eco- friendly products appropriate for each client’s target audience.


Biggest achievement so far


With most of our business relating to corporate and charity events, we experienced severely reduced turnover during the Covid-19 restrictions. We are delighted to have survived, restructured and returned a small profit, whilst retaining key staff.


Ambitions for the future


As I approach retirement we look forward to achieving a smooth and successful succession to my son. Ben has grown up with the business and has been general manager for the past seven years.


Who I’m looking to connect with


As a family firm, we feel we work best with other SMEs and regional businesses, where there is a real empathy for getting things done cost-effectively. We also have


Stephen Ward


a lot of experience using promotional products for fundraising and are always pleased to work with local charities.


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BusinessGiftUK.com steve@BusinessGiftUK.com 01772 429111


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