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Industry News


Women in Signs and Graphics announces media partnership with BSGA


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omen in Signs and Graphics has announced a media partnership


with the BSGA that will enable the group to develop their events further and support more women in the industry.


The partnership will see Women in Signs and Graphics and the BSGA collaborate to deliver more industry events and initiatives and broaden the Women in Signs and Graphics community.


Izabella Ivanovici, owner of INV Recruitment and co-founder of Women in Signs and Graphics, said: “Linda Edwards approached us about becoming members, and it felt like a natural fit.


“The BSGA has supported Women in Signs and Graphics for several years, and we look forward to collaborating on future projects to connect women across the industry.”


Linda Edwards, managing director of the BSGA, added: “We are delighted to welcome Women in Signs and Graphics as a media partner to the British Sign and Graphics Association.


Linda Edwards, MD of the BSGA


“Their dedication to collaboration, empowerment, and elevating the visibility of talent within our industry aligns perfectly with our shared vision.”


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pectron LED is proud to introduce Moulded silicone letters, a next-generation solution that redefines how neon flex signage is designed and manufactured. Engineered as an evolution of the


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a precision-routed channel, ensuring flawless corner joins, crisp edges, and uniform illumination across every character. Designed with flexibility in mind, Spectron LED offers a low minimum order quantity of just 20 units, making this system accessible for both bespoke projects and larger rollouts. Customers can choose between fully finished signs or convenient component kits for in-house fabrication. Each kit includes cast silicone covers for completed letters, a bendable LED strip, and a CNC router bit specifically designed to produce the flanged routed channel required for seamless installation. Seamless LED Neon Flex is available in an extensive colour range, including 3000-10000K white, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, ice blue, pink, and purple, with custom colour matching also available to align precisely with brand requirements. For sign makers seeking efficiency, precision, and a consistently high-end finish, Moulded silicone letters represent a smarter, more scalable approach to neon-style signage.


Tel: 0161 236 8828 Email: sales@spectronled.co.uk www.ledsignsandlighting.co.uk www.signupdate.co.uk January/February 2026 | 19 |


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