36 . Glasgow Business October 2016
THE GLASGOW BUSINESS AWARDS
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shown the door are the special touches. A sad irony – and so destructive to business. The importance of such feel-good factors cannot be overstated. They inspire, in clients and customers, a sense of being valued and a mood of confidence that stays with them, making them return and recommend. Inspiring and brightly enhanced spaces can improve the way savvy businesses build relationships with customers and win and retain clients and partners. Furthermore, conducive environments will promote positivity and profitability. So its win-win for everyone.
A stunning splash of tropical flowers, a quirky
lamp, an interesting book on an eye-catching coffee table can all add to make the whole experience so much more. We use our imagination and knowledge to bring
ideas to reality. For more information on Enhancing Environments, visit: www.enhancing
environments.co.uk
GREAT SCOT PHOTOGRAPHY (STEWART CUNNINGHAM) PHOTOGRAPHY
One shot. No luck. Here are 250
words. You shouldn’t read them all, because most of them don’t really matter. The one that does is ‘pictures’. Or to be precise, the ones that do are: ‘pictures’; ‘Stewart’ and ‘Cunningham’. To sell most things – services, goods, even people – pictures work better than words. There’s an instant connection from image to brain. On a website especially. See, want, click, buy. The visual is all. One shot. One sale. But not all pictures sell. Not all pictures work. Because they show the wrong thing or the right thing badly. Stewart Cunningham takes good pictures. He has been a successful professional photographer in news and commerce, working globally for 40 years. His pictures work. Maybe you’re a photographer. Maybe you have
several thousand pounds’ worth of camera gear, a good eye, a love for gadgets and even the praise of family and friends. But knowing what works, what sells and how
to make the picture that accomplishes that is a different matter. It’s like golf. Once a round, you’ll hit a shot every bit as good as anything Rory McIlroy could do. You’ll get lucky.
One shot. That’s the joy of the game for
amateurs. Every so often, you’re as good as a pro. But not 60 shots a round. Not practising every day you’re not playing. Not delivering day in day out. Making it work. Stewart Cunningham. Sixty shots
a round. One shot, one sale. No luck. For more information on Great Scot Photography, visit:
www.greatscotphotography.com
Team Spirit
HILTON GLASGOW PRE-DINNER DRINKS RECEPTION
Stay at the Hilton Glasgow and enjoy a wide variety of services and facilities designed to make your stay perfect.
Spend a relaxing afternoon in the luxurious spa or explore the bustling city centre right on your doorstep. With one of the best banqueting reputations
in the city, our team can provide you with unrivalled support and expertise, ensuring Hilton Glasgow guarantees you an impressive and unforgettable event. Your dedicated events manager will be with you from your initial enquiry through to the completion of your event, understanding your requirements inside and out, and doing everything they can to put your mind at ease. Our Grand Ballroom is a truly striking and
versatile space that can accommodate a banquet of up to 900 people. With a private entrance, bar, cloak room and toilets, it promises an exclusive atmosphere for guests to meet and greet with a glass of bubbly. The Riverside Suite is perfect for smaller
dinners, accommodating up to 120 people. Featuring a large private balcony, portable bar and dance floor it has everything you require to host an elegant evening affair. Hilton Glasgow has invested more than £1 million in the dedicated conference and meeting levels, which offer contemporary and flexible rooms accommodating from two to 1000 delegates. Newly refurbished in 2016, our fourth floor meeting level is perfect for smaller meetings, breakout space and intimate training sessions. Our unique breakout area ‘Brew’ allows meeting
delegates to leave the hard work in the meeting room, refuel and re-energise with a freshly brewed tea or coffee, chilled water and a selection of our pastry chefs’ innovative treats. ‘Meetings Simplified’ packages allow you to book a flexible meeting package for up to 25
people for a simple, inclusive price. For more information on Hilton Glasgow, visit:
www.meetings.hilton.com
MBM PRINT & SUPPLY CHAIN SOLUTIONS TICKETS AND PROGRAMMES
MBM Print & Supply Chain Solutions (formerly DS Smith Print Solutions) is a long-established printing
company based in Glasgow – but we don’t stop there. With our extensive market experience, we have evolved to offer comprehensive supply chain solutions that reach far and beyond the traditional printing process. Designed to add value and seamless integration, our service covers pre-press, print, fulfilment and distribution from our dedicated Glasgow facility. Our studio is equipped with the latest
technology and industry standard hardware and software, taking customer product to the printing presses quickly and more accurately than ever. Proud to be a leading provider of lithographic
print, we produce an extensive portfolio of formats to high profile blue-chip clients. Utilising both sheet-fed and web-fed litho presses, we achieve a versatile and efficient service, printing from one to eight colours. A full complement of binding and finishing options is also available, all in-house. Digital print is offered and can be personalised to your specific needs utilising our variable data technology. Fast, flexible and efficient – the right solution to short run and targeted requirements. Our intelligent ERP system allows printed and
purchased components to be gathered, packed and validated in-line via a check weigh and barcode verification system to ensure accurate configuration of customer kits every time. Quality is at the heart of our business. We've held ISO 9001 registration since 1992 and in 2003 achieved Pharmaceutical Accreditation PS9000. ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, FSC and PEFC certification complete our line-up of accreditations.
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