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Event production company latest on board to sponsor Wakefield Business Conference
Event Production company and AV supplier Swooshed are the latest on board to support the Wakefield Business Conference on Wednesday 4th June, Cedar Court Hotel, part of Wakefield Business Week.
Joining the event as a key partner, Swooshed accompany several sponsors including principal partners Chadwick Lawrence and Wakefield First.
Swooshed is a Yorkshire based event production company who specialise in all the technical and creative elements of events including staging and set design, video, sound, lighting, cameras, presentation creation, interactive voting and text/twitter to screen systems.
Mike Lindsay, director of Swooshed commented: “We’re delighted to continue our relationship with the Mid Yorkshire Chamber on their events and we are looking forward to helping MY Conferences move on to the next level, as the conferences grow in size and status.
“It’s a great opportunity for us to showcase our range of event support services to the local business community and develop new relationships for the future.”
Business representatives are encouraged to book their spot via the Wakefield Business Week website, also packed with events, speakers, key visit information and the starring event, Wakefield Business Conference.
For more information visit www.wakefieldbusinessweek.co.uk
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Clare Burnett .
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