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Paul Howard at Nebrak says: “This event has become a ‘go to’ event in the calendar. It reaches out to sectors that include vending operators, end users, retail outlets as well as specifiers and main decision makers. The format is perfect with informative and easy to digest presentations from the 4 main stakeholders that complement each other to offer a start to finish solution, followed by an afternoon of networking whilst cruising on the Thames. Ian Johnston at Coffetek says: “The OOH Summer Gala has become the pinnacle event in the out of home event calendar. This year’s gathering brought together industry leaders and influencers from multiple sectors, something I have not seen at other events and certainly a testament to the collaboration with Kepak, Nebrak and
365.Connecting with these market leaders allows us to provide powerful insight and ideas to our customers, ultimately helping them to grow their business. Jeff Veres at 365 Retail Markets says: “The entire team from 365
Retail Markets enjoyed another successful outing in partnership with Kepak, Nebrak and Coffetek. The feedback has been overwhelmingly positive from our client base. 365 Retail Markets is finding ourselves well positioned and poised to support the evident rise and demand for unattended automated solutions throughout our clients working environment globally. Our momentum is only building as we cast a wider net with how and where our solutions can make an impact to the bottom line within our clients’ business. One thing was for certain, every business in the room is being tasked to do more with less resource than ever and together, the collaboration has every business in the room covered and is ready to support that effort. Hope to see you all next year.” Operators interested in a new market leading solution can contact
Carl Hunter on 01772 688 300, 07827 014 182 or
carl.hunter@
kepak.com.
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