Monthly Archives: February 2019
Nemo Cyber Certification Helps Members
Early adopters Nemo, recognised the importance of cyber security and the use of data handling, well ahead of the implementation of GDPR and have assisted their Members to do the same.
Pentel Director Retires
Pentel Europe has announced the retirement of its Commercial Director Ken MacKenzie.
Exacompta Showcases Latest
ExaClair Limited, which includes Exacompta-Clairefontaine, is showcasing its latest range at this year’s London Stationery Show.
Sofidel’s Sustainability Promise
Sofidel announces a further improvement within the CDP Report 2018 – a measure of business’ environmental impacts.
Newell Strong Sales
Newell Brands has reported strong sales growth during the fourth quarter.
Durable Reveals New Products In Signage And Labelling
Durable, the expert for modern work concepts, will present its practical and efficient new ranges at LogiMAT 2019.
HSM’s Robbins Retires
Barry Robbins officially retires from HSM after 17 years of service.
3M Launches Schools Competition For 2019
The annual school’s competition, The Young Innovators Challenge, has been launched at 3M’s office at Charnwood Campus in Loughborough.
Bi-silque Celebrates 40th Birthday At Paperworld
Visual communications product leader, Bi-silque, will celebrate it’s 40th birthday at Paperworld 2019 in Frankfurt 2019.
Superstat’s Email Marketing Win
Superstat has released results from a recent consumer survey that highlights the success of the group’s managed e-mail marketing service.
Nemo’s Top Tools For Productivity Blog
Independent marketing dealer group, Nemo, has released top tools for increased productivity in a new blog.
Steady Q4 Sales Accompany A New Strategy From BIC
BIC has reported a slight increase in stationery sales for Q4 2018, alongside a new strategic plan to transform its business for the future. BIC’s Q4 2018 stationery sales rose 0.6% on a constant currency basis compared to Q4 2017 to reach €170.4 million ($193 million). For FY2018, sales in the stationery segment were 1.2%...
