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KBB INDUSTRY CONFERENCE 2023 INGENUITY & BUILDING SUCCESS


OPEN TO ALL


Wednesday 27th September at the Belfry Hotel and Resort, West Midlands


This ‘must attend’ event, for all KBB retailers, will provide essential and thought provoking information that will add real value to businesses, as well as networking and learning opportunities.


Expert knowledge from guest speakers and industry debate will focus on how to develop your business and improve profitability. Training & Education, Building Success and Inspiring Innovation are a selection of the topics that will be covered.


The format will include the popular exclusive retailer dinner on the evening before the conference, Tuesday 26th September. The conference will be hosted once again by the journalist and broadcaster Juliet Morris, followed by the awards dinner in the evening.


Keynote speaker, Professor Charles Spence, will deliver a presentation on ‘sensehacking’ our showrooms, exploring how we can transform them into a multi-sensory experience that enhances both the design and sales process. Business and leadership coach Andy McLachlan will return as a guest speaker.


Award winning comedian, presenter, actor, author and scriptwriter Russell Kane will host the 2023 Kbsa Designer Awards.


To book your place please contact the Kbsa on


01623 818808


dawnharlow@kbsa.org.uk www.kbsa.org.uk/conference-2023


The Belfry Hotel & Resort, Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield, West Midlands, B76 9PR


Exclusive retailer pre-conference networking dinner, all day conference and awards dinner 26th-27th September 2023


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