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Marketing Week Live Supplement


On 26th and 27th June 2013, Olympia Grand London, (formally Grand Hall, Olympia) will open its doors to Marketing Week Live (MWLive). Split into a total of 8 zones, we have put this handy bound-in supplement together focusing on the Retail zone.


Supported by POPAI, the Retail zone of Marketing Week Live is full with exhibitors showing their inspirational solutions, technologies and displays. There is an eclectic mix of POP, digital media, retail design and retail display specialists. Some of the exhibitors include Albion Design and Fabrication, Arken P‐O‐P, B‐loony, Display Technology, Pennant Shop Equipment Ltd and Straco Recruitment Group, so there is something for everyone!


RETAIL THERAPY


New for this year is the Retail Therapy area, which will include round tables hosted by Shoppercentric, Fetch, Crowd Media and Coolpink. We find out more about Retail Therapy and these companies on page 38.


CONFERENCE PROGRAMME There is a full conference programme at MWLive, which is free to attend! Conferences will look at trends and issues facing the retail industry. Sessions will demonstrate practical ideas and solutions to increase sales in‐store and create retail theatre through case studies. The conferences aim to help marketers increase dwell time, create product stand out and convert browsers to buyers.


The conference programme is available on page 50.


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For more information please visit www.marketingweeklive.co.uk


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