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Faversham House has partnered with sustainability consultancy Seismic to support its mission of becoming a certified B Corporation.
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Faversham House today announces Sign & Digital UK (SDUK), due to take place at Birmingham’s NEC from 16-18 May 2021, has been moved to 22-24 March 2022
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Jenny Matthew, Event Director of Sign and Digital UK speaks to Karis Copp about current trends that are influencing next year’s show, her passion for visual communications plus more.
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SDUK 2019 hosted the UK unveilings of a number of new products for the wide-format market.
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There will not be many exhibitions which feature a skilled upholster demonstrating his craft live during a print show. Drupa, for example, will not be planning this. But SDUK broke the mould
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Sign & Digital UK (SDUK), the leading signmaking, display solutions and digital printing show, is returning to Birmingham’s NEC from 28 to 30 April with an all new show in a new hall.
Faversham House has partnered with sustainability consultancy Seismic to support its mission of becoming a certified B Corporation.
Faversham House today announces Sign & Digital UK (SDUK), due to take place at Birmingham’s NEC from 16-18 May 2021, has been moved to 22-24 March 2022
Jenny Matthew, Event Director of Sign and Digital UK speaks to Karis Copp about current trends that are influencing next year’s show, her passion for visual communications plus more.
SDUK 2019 hosted the UK unveilings of a number of new products for the wide-format market.
There will not be many exhibitions which feature a skilled upholster demonstrating his craft live during a print show. Drupa, for example, will not be planning this. But SDUK broke the mould
Sign & Digital UK (SDUK), the leading signmaking, display solutions and digital printing show, is returning to Birmingham’s NEC from 28 to 30 April with an all new show in a new hall.