CHALLENGING times since a fire destroyed its business premises have not dampened the enthusiasm of exhibition and design company Stagecraft Visual Communications. The company, forced to find a new base after the fire earlier this year, has still been able to meet all its commitments to a wide range of clients from exhibition and conference organisers to some of the world’s leading blue chip companies and household brands. The festival season is always a busy time for Stagecraft and the team were still able to attend many of the outdoor rock and pop festivals on behalf of clients during 2
CHALLENGING times since a fire destroyed its business premises have not dampened the enthusiasm of exhibition and design company Stagecraft Visual Communications. The company, forced to find a new base after the fire earlier this year, has still been able to meet all its commitments to a wide range of clients from exhibition and conference organisers to some of the world’s leading blue chip companies and household brands. The festival season is always a busy time for Stagecraft and the team were still able to attend many of the outdoor rock and pop festivals on behalf of clients during 2014 Plans are now under way for 2015 where the team’s skills and flair for design is still in high demand, nearly 30 years since the company was set up. This busy order book is testament to the hard work and dedication that is put in year after year by Stagecraft’s directors and their dedicated and loyal staff. Marketing Executive George Rex said: “2014 has been a difficult year but once again it has proved that we relish challenges and thrive on working with clients to create eye-catching designs. “On the exhibition front, we have produced new designs and ideas for our fantastic clients who put their faith in us year after year to come up with fresh ways to bring new life into their exhibition stands including Kerry Foods, Procter and Gamble, Unilever, Allied bakeries, A B World Foods, JTI, Diageo, DHL and Virgin to name a few.” Stagecraft is still producing its unique retail catering and beverage Pods which are useful for companies wanting to trade on a temporary or permanent basis. Another project is with Starbucks, manufacturing and installing their own range of units on three continents. A recent project includes fitting digital screens which can be viewed wherever there is space. It is possible to programme one or several screens either remotely or on site to stream information. Creative Director Chris Hobbs-Rex has recently returned from Stagecraft’s South China offices after concluding a substantial order for more than 50 close ration viewing led screens. “All in all,” said Director Barrie Fletcher, “we have managed to survive total devastation in April of this year, but the rebuilding of Stagecraft is well on its way now and our thanks go to our staff, suppliers, our clients and all those who assisted us for their full support.” For further information, contact Stagecraft Visual Communications on 01933 359600 or visit the website www.stagecraft.uk.com or email