Print and digital solutions that inspire people to connect and do business with each other. Leading specialist publisher Publishing Events produces print and digital directories, exhibition guides and event previews on behalf of exhibition organisers and trade associations - large and small.
Our clients keep coming back to us because we provide an innovative package combining beautifully designed publications, revenue-generating advertising and sponsorship sales, efficient data collection and online media.Since 2007, Publishing Events has produced the exhibition guide for a niche business services exhibition in a sector worth 7bn to the UK economy alone.
Our clients keep coming back to us because we provide an innovative package combining beautifully designed publications, revenue-generating advertising and sponsorship sales, efficient data collection and online media.Since 2007, Publishing Events has produced the exhibition guide for a niche business services exhibition in a sector worth 7bn to the UK economy alone.
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What makes Publishing Events different? We aim to create specialist media products of a profoundly higher quality for event organisers and membership associations. These publications drive loyalty and build revenues from exhibitors and members - year on year. And thanks to our media sales team, we can deliver financial returns straight to our clients' bottom lines.
Event guides and membership directories directly reflect the quality of the event or membership organisation itself. We understand what a formidable task it can be to organise an event or run a membership organisation - without having to act as a publisher as well. That's why some of our clients outsource all aspects of the production and sales of their publications and online media to us.
Reviews (1)
Wilberforce Lea
Oct 25, 2018
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Good potential let down by the staffs lack of team work there is no team environment, the editorial team doesn't speak with or mix with the sales team very often making communication difficult each team consists of no more than six or seven people working towards the same product but the team cohesion is non existent, the managerial staff are a little out of touch, and the senior sales manager (Jay P ) is more concerned with getting his pension rather than a growing company, they're a little past it and not full of much energy, the future is Bleak at publishing events
