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Keep up with the changing market, gain insight to strengthen and grow your businesses, and identify new revenue opportunities in the SDUK Explains Lounge, featuring real-world case studies and interactive presentations.
In partnership with the ISA UK.
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Colin talks about how the OPC has helped their business grow
Growing your business through difficult times is critical. Dan provides tips and advice on how to succeed in these turbulent conditions .
Sometimes small steps forward are the best path to success. With many years of sign-making experience, Craig and Colin will deliver some unmissable advice
Sustainability is a hot topic, and everyone is talking about it – but is there a danger of Sustainability Fatigue? The panel brought together by the BPIF discusses how to reinvigorate the market to keep sustainability in focus and benefit themselves, their customers and the planet.
Steve brings his years of experience and expertise in sustainability in print, sign-making and branding, with an insightful presentation on why the market must keep focused on sustainability to deliver business success
We bring together more sustainability experts to look at a range of sustainability topics, including recycling and what Net Zero actually means and how and why you should be looking to achieve it
Alastair and Ellen host Graphtec’s hugely popular Cutting Matters podcast, and they will be presenting, demonstrating and talking about some great technology for sign-makers
Colin talks to Jake Adams from Trade Embroidery about what brought them together and how the OPC has helped their business grow
Claire has helped many sign-makers be more successful through the tender process. This presentation offers some great advice on how to approach these tenders and how to win them.
As a sign-maker, your customers look to you for expert guidance and advice. You are not just a signmaker – you are a consultant. Sam and Dan explore this further and explain why this is so important for your future success.
Signage and graphics remains a male-dominated industry, and the Women in Signs and Graphics team explores how and why it is also men’s responsibility to support women in the industry
Frazer takes on a sustainability journey. He will be exploring the huge subject of PVC recycling and how it can be done cost-effectively and even profitably. With him is Leon, who will talk about Sign Again, the very first sheet material made entirely from used banners and cutting waste of banner.
Business survival often depends on companies’ ability to adapt to market changes. Marcus explains what this means for sign and print companies in the modern world
With new rules and regulations coming out regularly, how do you stay on top of what you have to do while remaining profitable?
With so many choices of media out there, how can you possibly know the best products to use? Alex takes you through his ‘Print Cookbook’ to reveal the true recipe for success
With a host of new machines launched this year, Rob presents what this means to customers and how Roland can support their current and long term plans
Skills shortages are affecting businesses in all sectors up and down the county. This expert panel discusses the pain points for the sign industry and some key actions companies can take to avoid them
A lot is discussed about the finished product, but Gary presents the importance of good design to every project. Ultimately – this is what the customers are looking for
Without exciting young and talented people coming into the industry, how can the industry survive? Craig and Matt present how sign-makers should look to add young people and also people from other industries to ensure growth and success for their business
Where there are gaps in capabilities, the BPIF is keen for sign and print companies to collaborate to maintain customer relationships and ensure long term business success
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