Don’t miss out on SignLink Live, says Innotech
Kieran Dallow, marketing manager at Innotech, has said members of the UK sign-making industry “could really miss out” if they do not attend the debut SignLink Live this year.
Thursday, 07 Sep 2017 16:28 GMT
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Innotech plans to use SignLink Live 2017 as a platform to launch new print media products, such as a new range of self-adhesive vinyls and printable magnetic media
Dallow’s comments come after Innotech was named as the latest exhibitor at the show, which, with just a handful of stands left, is nearing capacity.
SignLink Live takes place from October 11th to 13th at the International Centre in Telford, alongside sister event The Print Show.
“The Print Show and SignLink Live are certainly the fastest growing shows year on year, and we feel that this is going to become the main meeting point for all print and signage industry professionals going forward,” Dallow says.
He continues: “We’ve decided to exhibit because we have a selection of new display products and media ranges that we’re planning to launch officially onto the market at the show.
With the amount of effort that’s being put into the run up to the event, I think any industry professional could really miss out if they didn’t attend”
“With the amount of effort that’s being put into the run up to the event, I think any industry professional could really miss out if they didn’t attend,” Dallow said.
“Things move fast in our industry, and I would encourage anyone that’s trying to keep up with the latest developments, to come along to the show.
“I think SignLink Live will become more and more important over the years, as it brings together every sector of the print and sign making industry to one location.”
Dallow adds: “There will be no better place for exhibitors to launch new products to the industry, and that’s why I think we’re going to see more significant launches happening here going forward.”
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