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INDUSTRY UPDATE THE BMA COLUMN


The Ideal rewards for 2020 T


with the distributor. In addition, for every £2,020 spent, retailers will be entered into a draw to win a 5* seven-night luxury holiday in either Cape Town, Mauritius or Dubai. For every £2,020 customers spend with Ideal Bathrooms they will


receive a unique code, and can then access their own personalised microsite to see if they have won. The site also allows retailers to track their progress to their next £2,020 spend, view the prizes and the number of entries they have in the prize draw. Stewart Perry, Ideal Bathrooms’ Marketing Manager, said: “We’re very


excited to launch the rewards scheme and we think it’s going to be a great hit with our customers. “It’s great working with so many fantastic retailers and merchants and we


wanted to reward them with multiple chances to win amazing prizes throughout the year.” For more information, or to register for the rewards programme visit


www.ideal2020rewards.com. To discover more about Ideal Bathrooms or its portfolio, visit the


website.


www.idealbathrooms.com Twitter: @idealbathrooms Facebook: @IdealBathroomsUK Instagram: @ideal_bathrooms


he UK’s leading bathroom distributor Ideal Bathrooms has announced the launch of its first rewards programme


for retailers and merchants. With prizes including Apple Watches, weekend getaways, and Amazon vouchers to be won, 2020 Rewards is set to make waves with the distributor’s customers. Ideal Bathrooms is offering the chance to win for every £2,020 spend


New Industry forums from BMA


professionals on key business topics. Each forum will include specialist guest speakers from industry, academia


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and trade associations and will include time for debate and questions, as well as presentations. “The forums will be of interest to all those involved in the bathroom


industry, manufacturers, distributers, merchants and retailers,” says BMA CEO Tom Reynolds. The Finance Directors forum takes place on 30 March. It will provide an


opportunity for those involved in finance to step out of the office to make new contacts, keep up to date on developments that impact them, and steer their trade body to influence on issues to improve the bottom line. The HR Directors forum takes place on 31 March. This day will ensure


that HR personal are kept up to date on developments in employment law and HR policy. The Sustainability forum on 04 April will be of interest to all


professionals that want to be kept up to date on emerging environmental strategies and policies. The forum will also be an opportunity for companies to input into the association’s education initiatives and influence the BMA’s lobbying activities. All of the forums take place at The Business Lodge, Stoke-on-Trent,


from 9.00am until 3.00pm. The forums are free for BMA members to attend and £69 + VAT for non-members. Places are limited so call the BMA on 01782 631619 to book your place or visit bathroom-association.org.uk


he BMA has launched three industry forums designed to share best practice, educate and inform bathroom


 For more information, please contact BMA on 01782 631619, visit www.bathroom-association.org or email info@bathroom-association.org.uk


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