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We also thank all those companies that have provided prizes for the Grand Raffle. Your generosity is very much appreciated by UPMG members.
The members of the UPMG express their sincere thanks to the following companies for exhibiting and/or sponsoring activities during our conference this year:
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Dear Delegate,
On behalf of the UPMG, and the executive, I am delighted to welcome you to the 2012 UPMG Conference ‘Going for Gold’, in the wonderful Vale Resort in beautiful South Wales. Our theme celebrates the Olympics year and our topics focus on our future success.
It is especially a pleasure this year as I welcome you to my home country, Wales; we have plenty of activities for you to enjoy, starting with a traditional Welsh Male Voice Choir on Sunday evening in the conservatory.
A very warm welcome to our first time delegates, I look forward to meeting you at the newcomer’s reception, where you have the opportunity to meet the executive and other new delegates. I hope you will enjoy attending our conference, please be sure to ask if you are unsure about anything. Welcome back to our regular delegates, and I hope that you will enjoy our conference.
Our Keynote Speaker this year is Jamie Baulch, Olympic medallist and former world champion, Jamie is also joining us on Sunday evening. Jamie will start our conference with an energetic presentation to motivate and encourage us to aim and achieve Gold. We also have presentations including topical members’ sessions and also guest speakers; Ann Holman, Jo, Lloyd and Ted Osuch all presenting double sessions during the conference.
As always I am delighted to meet our colleagues from ACUP and NIPPA, this year we warmly welcome Lisa Hoover from Bucknell University, and Jimmy Friend from the University of North Texas on behalf of ACUP; and Rob Roberts from Massey University in New Zealand on behalf of NIPPA; as an organisation we have found these shared links to be of great benefit to our members. Please do take the time to introduce yourselves and to meet Lisa, Jimmy and Rob during the course of the conference.
I would like to thank our sponsors and exhibitors for their continued support, I hope you have an enjoyable conference, please refer to your programme, following feedback; you are now able to join in many more of the sessions and activities with delegates. There are plenty of networking opportunities for the delegates and suppliers to discuss and meet. Please take time to visit the exhibition during the breaks. And ensure that you collect your supplier stickers for entry into our prize draw on Wednesday.
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This year the conference programme is accompanied by a busy social calendar. Don’t miss the Welsh choir on Sunday evening, our fun 1970’s fancy dress night on Monday evening; I am looking forward to seeing the wonderful costumes on display. On Tuesday our networking afternoon is a visit to Cardiff Bay, where you have free time to explore this wonderful waterfront development; visit the Senydd (Welsh Assembly) where it is free to sit in the public gallery and watch the debate; explore the Millennium Centre; Pierhead building; Norwegian Church and the many shops and bars; or enjoy a boat ride around the bay. The Awards Dinner is on Tuesday evening and we will celebrate the wonderful range of work produced in the last year. Good luck to everyone who entered.
I hope that you enjoy the programme over the next few days; I look forward to meeting and speaking to you all during the conference. Please enjoy the warm Welsh hospitality and hopefully some sunshine here in South Wales
Rebecca HanlonChair of UPMG
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Jimmy Friend Jimmy Friend is Director of Printing and Distribution Solutions, (PDS), at the University of North Texas in Denton, Texas. He has been in graphic arts for some 43 years. For the past 28 years he has been involved in the university in-plant community, with 5 years at SMU and the past 23 years at University of North Texas. Jimmy currently directs the UNT in-plant operations, including Print Services, Eagle Images Digital Print Centers, UNT Inter-campus Mail Services, and RMDS – Recruiting Mail Distribution System, the recruiting fulfillment operation. Under Jimmy’s direction UNT Inter-campus Mail Services and UNT Print Services joined forces 17 years ago to better serve the university community mail and print needs as well as to create a more customer focused service operation. The UNT Recruiting Mail Distribution System – RMDS, was developed and implemented in 1994 under Jimmy’s direction and continues to be a valuable service to UNT Enrollment Management, Undergraduate Admissions and Graduate Admissions. Known as a top quality in-plant operation, PDS has been honored as recipient of Best of Show-Digital at the IPMA In-Print competition for both 2010 and 2011, and in the past 8 years have won a total of 44 awards, 33 Gold, in this prestigious print competition. Jimmy is a charter and past member of the HP-Digital Publishing Advisory Council 2002-2004, and has long held membership and served in many officer roles with IPMA, NAPL, ACUP, TACUP, SWACUMS, NACUMS, NACAS and the North Texas Region PCC.
Conference ’12 introduction
OUR KEYNOTE SPEAKER IS OLYMPIC SILVER MEDALLIST JAMIE BAULCH, 400M AND 4 X 400M RELAY.
Jamie competed at the top level of
athletics for over 10 years and he will use
his sporting experience to motivate us
all at the start of the conference in this
Olympic year.
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Lisa Hoover Lisa Hoover is the Director of Publications, Print and Mail at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, and is responsible for managing graphic design, lithographic and digital print production, print procurement, mail services, a copy center and fleet copiers. Lisa has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications, and has worked at Bucknell University for 13 years. Lisa began her career as a typesetter, and has held a variety of positions in the printing industry, including layout artist, pre-press technician, and production management for a culmination of more than 20 years’ experience in graphics and printing. Lisa is a member of ACUP (Association of College and University Printers), IPMA (In-Plant Printing and Mailing Association) and NACUMS (National Association of College and University Mail Services).
Rob Roberts, Massey University, New Zealand Rob began his career in the printing industry in the mid 1960’s when he commenced an apprenticeship as a letterpress machinist, he emigrated to New Zealand early in 1970 and after spending some time working for commercial printers accepted the position of Production Supervisor in Massey University’s Printery. In 1989 Rob became the manager of the Printery and in his presentation he will give you an overview of his experience in the in-house sector of New Zealand’s printing industry, and how the Printery was developed into the successful business it is today. Rob has experienced numerous and significant technological advances during his career and whilst he feels sad at witnessing the loss of many of the traditional printing skills, his presentation will show you that he understands how important it is that he and his team must fully embrace the electronic environment we now find ourselves operating in, he will be being giving you his view of what the ‘Tomorrow Printery’ will look like.
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Sunday 27 May
1600 - 1730 Main Foyer Registration (tea & coffee)
1745 - 1815 Cowbridge Lounge “Newcomers” Reception
An invitation is given to all those attending conference either for the first time or after a gap, to meet the UPMG Executive members.
1815 - 1915 Conservatory Drinks Reception with a Male Voice Choir: 1845 - 1915
We are very grateful to Intelligent Finishing Systems for sponsoring the Reception and Antalis-McNaughton for sponsoring the Choir.
1930 - 2145 La Cucina (Golf Club) Dinner
Please book a time for dinner at Reception. Please note that mobile phones should be switched off in the Restaurant.
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Monday 28 May
Vale Bar & Grill 0700 - 0900 Breakfast
Castle Suite 1&2 0915 - 0925 Opening of Conference Rebecca Hanlon, UPMG Deputy Chair Castle Suite 1&2 0925 - 1005 Session 1: KEYNOTE “Going for Gold” Jamie Baulch
Castle Suite 1&2 1010 - 1050 Session 2: Members’ session: Large format printing Andrew Scott
Five members geographically spread across the UK who produce wide format print will give an overview of the equipment they use, the materials they print on to, the products they make, how they manage the service for their institutions and the perceived benefits for their department and theiruniversities .
Castle Suite 1&2 1050 - 1135 Coffee & Exhibition Castle Suite 1&2 1135 - 1215 Session 3 Social Media - how to get started Simon Hampton-Mathews SarahGibbon University of the West of England Goldsmiths College
Simon will attempt a live demonstration of setting up a Facebook Profile and Business Page and a Twitter Profile and Business Page. He will encourage interaction and suggestions from delegates who have already set-up their own pages, the pitfalls and benefits. If time permits Simon will also give a brief overview of LinkedIn.
Castle Suite 1&2 1220 - 1300 Session 4: ‘Selling the Print Unit to the Internal Market’ Jo Lloyd, Managing Director, Cotmandene Training Ltd
A discussion around the options and methods for increasing spend from the home audience – your internal customers. A look at the possibilities available for a CRD that wants to widen its income stream, with thoughts on customer surveys, selling and marketing your services, and whether, or indeed where , cross media and W2P fits in . The session will share practical experience, and tools and methodology which will help you plan the next step for your CRD.
Castle Suite Bar Lunch & Exhibition 1305 - 1415
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Monday 28 May
1420-1500 Castle Suite 1&2 Session 5: ‘Increasing income streams from the External Market’ Jo Lloyd, Managing Director, Cotmandene Training Ltd Selling to external customers – what could be simpler? Or is it? A session exploring whether you should look externally for additional business or not – and how to sense check the idea. If you decide to go ahead, some hints and tips on marketing your offering, and how to compete with commercial printing companies. The session will share practical experience, and tools and methodology which will help you plan the next step for your CRD.
1505-1545 Castle Suite 1&2 Session 6: Nippa speaker Rob Roberts, Massey University, New Zealand Rob began his career in the printing industry in the mid 1960’s when he commenced an apprenticeship as a letterpress machinist, he emigrated to New Zealand early in 1970 and after spending some time working for commercial printers accepted the position of Production Supervisor in Massey University’s Printery. In 1989 Rob became the manager of the Printery and in his presentation he will give you an overview of his experience in the in-house sector of New Zealand’s printing industry, and how the Printery was developed into the successful business it is today. Rob has experienced numerous and significant technological advances during his career and whilst he feels sad at witnessing the loss of many of the traditional printing skills, his presentation will show you that he understands how important it is that he and his team must fully embrace the electronic environment we now find ourselves operating in, he will be being giving you his view of what the ‘Tomorrow Printery’ will look like.
1545 - 1630 Castle Suite Bar Tea & Discussions with Exhibitors Please visit as many exhibitors as you can, not only to get a sticker for your Grand Raffle card but to show our appreciation for their support of this conference.
1635-1715 Castle Suite 1&2 Session 7: Members’ session: Visit to NIPPA 2011 Paul Bishop, Sheffield Hallam
1845 - 1930 Morgannwg Bar Pre dinner drinks We acknowledge the support of Ricoh who have sponsored this evening’s activities.
1930 - 2230 Morgannwg Bar Dinner & 70s Night with DJ/Quiz
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Tuesday 29 May Vale Bar & Grill 0700-0900 Breakfast Castle Suite 1&2 0915-1000 Session 8: ‘Email vs. Print Communication’ - Perception and Reality
Lisa Hoover Director of Publications, Print & Mail Bucknell UniversityHow many of you have heard this statement from one of your clients in the past year: “We’re not going to print that project this year; we’re going to send an email instead?”
As print providers, we all know that some of our business has been lost due to electronic communication. There are many perceptions about both print and email.
However, perceptions are not always reality. Nothing changes perception more quickly than information. I will discuss how a partnership with other departments on campus
could be the key to researching and revealing facts on the effectiveness of email vs. print communication.
This session will also give a general overview of Lisa’s department and the role we played in the overall Communications Division. The structure is a bit different than
most in-plant organizations in the United States, but there seems to be a developing trend to combine printing organizations with Marketing/Communications. Lisa has
been functioning in that capacity since 2005, so she may have some insight for those who are currently migrating to that structure.
Castle Suite Bar 1005-1040 Coffee & Exhibition Castle Suite 1&2 1040-1120 Session 9: Your brand is you - part 1
Ann Holman
Castle Suite 1&2 1125-1210 Session 9: Your brand is you - part 2
Ann Holman
Castle Suite 1&2 1215-1235 Annual General Meeting & EGM
Rebecca HanlonYour attendance would be appreciated by the Executive Committee because the
decisions made at this meeting will affect the future of the Group.
Castle Suite 1&2 1245-1330 Lunch & Exhibition
Out of Hotel 1340-1800 Networking Activity: Cardiff Bay We thank Danwood for making these activities possible through their sponsorship.
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1915 - 1945 Morgannwg Bar Conference Dinner Reception We are very grateful to Ricoh for sponsoring our pre-dinner drinks this year.
1945 - 2000 Conservatory balcony
Conference Photograph Martin Parker
2000 - 2145 Morgannwg Bar Annual Conference Dinner Our thanks go to Canon for sponsoring the meal, Océ who are sponsoring the wine and Advanced Technologies International for sponsoring the liqueurs at our Conference Dinner.
2145 - 2330 Morganwwg Suite Presentation of Awards Rebecca Hanlon
UPMG Chair The Conference Dinner is followed by the presentation of the Design and Print Awards.
Award categories and Sponsors
1. In-house Design – sponsored by Xerox
2. In-house Print (Digital) – sponsored by Ricoh
3. In-house Print (Offset/DI) – sponsored by Presstek Europe
4. Innovative Marketing of Print Services – sponsored by Océ
5. Green Award – sponsored by KonicaMinolta
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Wednesday 30 May
Vale Bar & Grill 0700 - 0900 Breakfast Please remember to arrange to clear bedrooms by 1100 Castle Suite 1&2 0930 - 1000 Session 11: ACUP speaker ‘Gold: It’s within your reach’ Jimmy Friend University of North Texas
Castle Suite 1&2 1005 - 1045 Session 12: From A4 to iPad (part 1) Ted Osuch Co-directorTidalfire
As smartphones, tablets and eBook readers become the norm, printing
technologists are forced to consider how they can use their skills for thepurpose of delivering online and mobile content. With newspapers and
magazines now available for viewing via subscription, this distribution modelis becoming more popular with users who are familiar with how to access and
read content via their mobile devices. A myriad of technologies such as PDF,HTML and mobile apps allow users to access information - irrespective of
when, where and what type of device they have. Information is truly availableat your fingertips.
In this presentation Ted will explain how the use of Adobe InDesign canprovide an array of output formats to enhance the printed layout though the
use of: PDF (Portable Document Format) - interactive documents containing video,links and bookmarks SWF - Small Web Format - creation of flip books for distribution
via web sites eBook - the ePUB format allows InDesign formatted documents to beexported to mobile eBook readers and dedicated eBook devices such as the
Kindle. Digital Publishing Suite - (DPS) - Adobe offers a service which can convertInDesign documents to native apps for iPad, Android and BlackBerry tabletdevices incorporating rich media and the ability to track statistics on users’
use of these applications.
Over the past eight years the University of North Texas Printing and Distribution Solutions, in Denton, Texas, has won 53 awards including 33 Gold,
and two Best of Show - digital (non-offset) category, in the IPMA In-Print Contest sponsored by In-Plant Graphics Magazine. UNT-PDS recently received
a special invite to submit four entries to the prestigious Printing Industry of Mid-America Print Contest and came away with three awards of Excellence,
including Best of Category – Digital Invitations. Gold: It’s Within Your Reach, will highlight the steps that were taken by UNT-PDS to advance the quality of their
entire operations during the past 17 years.
Jimmy Friend is Director of Printing and Distribution Solutions (PDS) at the University of North Texas in Denton. He has been in graphic arts for over 43 years; the past 28 years being actively involved in the university in-plant
community. Nationally recognized as a top quality in-plant operation, PDS has been honored as recipient of Best of Show-Digital
in the 2010 and 2011 In-Print Competition.
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Wednesday 30 May
1050 - 1115 Castle Suite Bar Coffee, Grand Raffle Draw 1115 - 1155 Castle Suite Bar Session 13: From A4 to iPad (part 2) Ted Osuch Co-directorTidalfire
1200 - 1225 Castle Suite 1&2 Session 14: ‘Conference Feedback’ Rebecca Hanlon
A Delegate Feedback Questionnaire is included in this Programme Booklet and it would be appreciated by the Executive Committee if you could take the time to complete this and hand it in, or post it, to Roy Stares before 29th June.
1225 - 1230 Castle Suite 1&2 Close of Conference Rebecca Hanlon, UPMG Chair
1235 - 1330 Castle Suite Bar Lunch On behalf of the Executive Committee, you are all wished a safe journey home. Thank you for your support of the 2012 Conference. We look forward to meeting you again next year when we shall be at Majestic Hotel in Harrogate. Why not take advantage of the special delegate rates for 2013 for bookings made before 31st July 2012.
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CONFERENCE 2012 - Delegate Feedback
You may find it useful to fill some of this in during conference for use in the Feedback session
1 Please score (1=low, 5=high ) each category, "interest", "relevance" & "quality" (i.e. 3 separate scores a line)
interesting to you
relevance to your job
quality of presentation
Going for Gold - Keynote (Jamie Baulch, Mon 0915)Large format printing (Members, Mon 1010)Social Media - how to get started (Simon Hampton-Matthews, Mon 1135)Selling the Print Unit (Jo Lloyd, Mon 1220)Increasing income streams (Jo Lloyd, Mon 1420)Nippa (Rob Roberts, Mon 1505)Government Procurement Servcies (Members, Mon 1635)Email vs Print (Lisa Hoover, Tue 0915)Your brand is You (Ann Holman, double session, Tue 1040 & 1125)ACUP (Jimmy Friend, Wed 0930)From A4 to iPad (Ted Osuch, double session, Wed 1005 & 1115)Conference feedback (Rebecca Hanlon, Wed 1200)
2 Please identify those areas or topics which will affect you most in the next 12 months(These will be helpful in planning the 2013 conference)
3 Please make any other comments you feel would help in planning the 2013 Conference
4 Please suggest any other exhibitors who should be approached for next year
5 If you are prepared to do a 15 minute session in 2013, please indicate the topic area.
5 Your name (voluntary answer)
Please hand in this questionnaire or return it to [email protected] before Friday 29th June.
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ADVANCE BOOKING FORM • 2nd to 5th June 2013 - Majestic Hotel, Harrogate only to be used for bookings made AND PAID FOR before 31st July 2012
1. Delegate details (please use a separate form for each delegate):
Mr/Ms/Mrs/Dr......................
Forename............................................................. Surname...............................................................................
Job Title....................................................................................................................................................................
Organisation...........................................................................................................................................................
Address....................................................................................................................................................................
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............................................................................. (if invoice address is different, please advise)
Contact Tel:......................................................... email:.....................................................................................
Special dietary requirements..........................................................................
Disabilities...........................................................................................................
Attending partner’s name................................................................................
Purchase Order Number:
2. I wish to book the following place (please tick):
Full time Standard Room @ £350
Deluxe Room @ £375
Partner FT @ £155 (DB&B)
Partner PT @ £60 per 24 hours x ........days
All rooms are subject to availability3.
Please enquire for other part-time rates
These rates only apply for bookings & payments made before 31st July 2012
No refunds given after 1st March 2013 (sliding scale before this date) I/We shall (please tick - times not required):
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Arrive pm am pm am pm
Depart am pm am pm am
4. Tuesday pm activity: Details are not yet available. You will be contacted when they are.
5.4. • Payment is only by cheque (payable to APME) or Bank Transfer (not credit card) • An invoice will be sent with the confi rmation of each booking. • BOOKING FORMS & cheques should be sent to: Roy Stares (APME Administration) The White House 18 Willenhall Close Luton LU3 3XX email: [email protected] • Bank transfers to HSBC Bank: A/c name: APME Sort code: 40-25-19 Account No. 71489852
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Conference 2013 is at The Majestic Hotel, Harrogate from Sunday 2nd June to Wednesday 5th ~June.
A 4 star Victorian landmark, The Majestic Hotel Harrogate is situated in the heart of the spa town of Harrogate, adjacent to the Harrogate International Centre. Set in 8 acres of grounds, The Majestic Hotel Harrogate is charming and elegant, exudes sophistication and basks in its Victorian heritage. You can dine in the Majestic Restaurant or relax with a drink in the elegant Victorian Regency Bar. The Health Club at The Majestic Hotel Harrogate offers a range of facilities including an indoor swimming pool, sauna, Jacuzzi, fully equipped gym and fitness studio.
Harrogate is a beautiful spa town in the heart of North Yorkshire. Explore the quaint boutiques, galleries and antique stores of Harrogate. The Montpellier Quarter is full of shops, cafes and bars and the famous Betty’s Tearooms. Venture a little further and you can find the beautiful North Yorkshire Dales, the vibrant city of Leeds or the historic city of York.
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ADVANCE BOOKING FORM • 2nd to 5th June 2013 - Majestic Hotel, Harrogate only to be used for bookings made AND PAID FOR before 31st July 2012
1. Delegate details (please use a separate form for each delegate):
Mr/Ms/Mrs/Dr......................
Forename............................................................. Surname...............................................................................
Job Title....................................................................................................................................................................
Organisation...........................................................................................................................................................
Address....................................................................................................................................................................
.....................................................................................................
............................................................................. (if invoice address is different, please advise)
Contact Tel:......................................................... email:.....................................................................................
Special dietary requirements..........................................................................
Disabilities...........................................................................................................
Attending partner’s name................................................................................
Purchase Order Number:
2. I wish to book the following place (please tick):
Full time Standard Room @ £350
Deluxe Room @ £375
Partner FT @ £155 (DB&B)
Partner PT @ £60 per 24 hours x ........days
All rooms are subject to availability3.
Please enquire for other part-time rates
These rates only apply for bookings & payments made before 31st July 2012
No refunds given after 1st March 2013 (sliding scale before this date) I/We shall (please tick - times not required):
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Arrive pm am pm am pm
Depart am pm am pm am
4. Tuesday pm activity: Details are not yet available. You will be contacted when they are.
5.4. • Payment is only by cheque (payable to APME) or Bank Transfer (not credit card) • An invoice will be sent with the confi rmation of each booking. • BOOKING FORMS & cheques should be sent to: Roy Stares (APME Administration) The White House 18 Willenhall Close Luton LU3 3XX email: [email protected] • Bank transfers to HSBC Bank: A/c name: APME Sort code: 40-25-19 Account No. 71489852
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LIST OF DELEGATES 11/05/2012
0117 928 [email protected]
Carol Aleknavicius University of Bristol
01786 [email protected]
Margaret Angell University of Stirling
02920 [email protected]
Clare Ballard Cardiff Metropolitan University
0114 [email protected]
Janine Barraclough University of Sheffield
0141 [email protected]
Richard Barrett Glasgow Caledonian University
0114 225 [email protected]
Paul Bishop Sheffield Hallam University
01509 [email protected]
Helen Clarke Loughborough University
0114 [email protected]
Paul Clayton Sheffield Hallam University
0207 898 [email protected]
David Conway School of Oriental & African Studies
0131 451 [email protected]
Greg Cowper Heriot Watt University
01443 [email protected]
Peter Davey University of Glamorgan
01633 [email protected]
Valerie Davies University of Wales, Newport
01793 [email protected]
Paul Davis The Research Councils UK
01392 [email protected]
Dale Edwards Univeristy of Exeter
01443 [email protected]
Tony Evans University of Glamorgan
0845 196 [email protected]
Sean Flint Anglia Ruskin University
01809 [email protected]
Alison Freer Loughborough University
(001) 940 565 [email protected]
Jimmy Friend University of North Texas
0845 196 [email protected]
Sue Fry Anglia Ruskin University
01484 [email protected]
Claire Garlick University of Huddersfield
02079 [email protected]
Sarah Gibbon Goldsmiths College
0117 928 [email protected]
Alan Green University of Bristol
01245 [email protected]
Chris Hackett CMH Consultancy Services
07720 [email protected]
Simon Hampton-Matthews University of the West of England
02920 [email protected]
Rebecca Hanlon Cardiff Metropolitan UniversityLIST OF DELEGATES 11/05/2012
0116 252 [email protected]
Ian Hickman University of Leicester
(001) 570 577 [email protected]
Lisa Hoover Bucknell University
0131 451 [email protected]
Duncan Hurst Heriot-Watt University
0208 223 [email protected]
David Knights University of East London
0118 931 [email protected]
Darren Lewis University of Reading
0208 223 [email protected]
Steve Marlow University of East London
0141 331 [email protected]
Steven McCart Glasgow Caledonian University
01752 [email protected]
Tara McCulloch University of Plymouth
01786 46 [email protected]
Lynne McNaughton University of Stirling
0131 [email protected]
Avril McSorley Edinburgh Napier University
01224 [email protected]
Martin Parker The Robert Gordon University
01392 [email protected]
Nigel Phillips University of Exeter
01274 [email protected]
Brian Pickles Inprint & Design Ltd
01582 [email protected]
David Plummer University of Bedfordshire
01509 [email protected]
Mark Ramsay Loughborough University
020 7898 [email protected]
Steve Redding School of Oriental & African Studies
Rachel Roberts Cardiff Metropolitan University
(0064) 350 [email protected]
Rob Roberts Massey University, Australia
01752 [email protected]
Lizz Score University of Plymouth
0141 331 3776 [email protected]
Andrew Scott Glasgow Caledonian University
01522 [email protected]
Alan Stacey Bishop Grosseteste University College
01582 [email protected]
Roy Stares UPMG
01443 [email protected]
Jeanette Swetman University of Glamorgan
0114 222 [email protected]
Paul Tetley University of Sheffield
01524 [email protected]
Steven Thomas Lancaster University
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LIST OF DELEGATES 11/05/2012
0116 252 [email protected]
Ian Hickman University of Leicester
(001) 570 577 [email protected]
Lisa Hoover Bucknell University
0131 451 [email protected]
Duncan Hurst Heriot-Watt University
0208 223 [email protected]
David Knights University of East London
0118 931 [email protected]
Darren Lewis University of Reading
0208 223 [email protected]
Steve Marlow University of East London
0141 331 [email protected]
Steven McCart Glasgow Caledonian University
01752 [email protected]
Tara McCulloch University of Plymouth
01786 46 [email protected]
Lynne McNaughton University of Stirling
0131 [email protected]
Avril McSorley Edinburgh Napier University
01224 [email protected]
Martin Parker The Robert Gordon University
01392 [email protected]
Nigel Phillips University of Exeter
01274 [email protected]
Brian Pickles Inprint & Design Ltd
01582 [email protected]
David Plummer University of Bedfordshire
01509 [email protected]
Mark Ramsay Loughborough University
020 7898 [email protected]
Steve Redding School of Oriental & African Studies
Rachel Roberts Cardiff Metropolitan University
(0064) 350 [email protected]
Rob Roberts Massey University, Australia
01752 [email protected]
Lizz Score University of Plymouth
0141 331 3776 [email protected]
Andrew Scott Glasgow Caledonian University
01522 [email protected]
Alan Stacey Bishop Grosseteste University College
01582 [email protected]
Roy Stares UPMG
01443 [email protected]
Jeanette Swetman University of Glamorgan
0114 222 [email protected]
Paul Tetley University of Sheffield
01524 [email protected]
Steven Thomas Lancaster UniversityLIST OF DELEGATES 11/05/2012
01752 [email protected]
Jo Thompson University of Plymouth
01752 [email protected]
John Trewhella University of Plymouth
01224 [email protected]
Bill Walker The Robert Gordon University
01234 [email protected]
Chris Ward Cranfield University
02380 [email protected]
Ian Wilcox University of Southampton
0114 [email protected]
Kath Winter University of Sheffield
LIST OF DELEGATES 11/05/2012
0116 252 [email protected]
Ian Hickman University of Leicester
(001) 570 577 [email protected]
Lisa Hoover Bucknell University
0131 451 [email protected]
Duncan Hurst Heriot-Watt University
0208 223 [email protected]
David Knights University of East London
0118 931 [email protected]
Darren Lewis University of Reading
0208 223 [email protected]
Steve Marlow University of East London
0141 331 [email protected]
Steven McCart Glasgow Caledonian University
01752 [email protected]
Tara McCulloch University of Plymouth
01786 46 [email protected]
Lynne McNaughton University of Stirling
0131 [email protected]
Avril McSorley Edinburgh Napier University
01224 [email protected]
Martin Parker The Robert Gordon University
01392 [email protected]
Nigel Phillips University of Exeter
01274 [email protected]
Brian Pickles Inprint & Design Ltd
01582 [email protected]
David Plummer University of Bedfordshire
01509 [email protected]
Mark Ramsay Loughborough University
020 7898 [email protected]
Steve Redding School of Oriental & African Studies
Rachel Roberts Cardiff Metropolitan University
(0064) 350 [email protected]
Rob Roberts Massey University, Australia
01752 [email protected]
Lizz Score University of Plymouth
0141 331 3776 [email protected]
Andrew Scott Glasgow Caledonian University
01522 [email protected]
Alan Stacey Bishop Grosseteste University College
01582 [email protected]
Roy Stares UPMG
01443 [email protected]
Jeanette Swetman University of Glamorgan
0114 222 [email protected]
Paul Tetley University of Sheffield
01524 [email protected]
Steven Thomas Lancaster University
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Presentation Room
EXHIBITION PLAN (Castle Suite 3 & 4)
to Castle Suite Bar and Goods Lift
to Reception
1. Grafityp/Roland 11. Canon2. Advanced Tech Int. 12. Phillips Plastics3. Murodigital 13. EMOS4. DTP 14. Xerox5. TimeHarvest 15. Premier Paper6. Opus 16. KonicaMinolta7. Info Technology Supplies 17. Presstek8. Ricoh 18. Danwood9. Antalis 19. IFS10.Grafityp/Roland 20. Océ 21. DED Ltd
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