Napit Expo announces supporting partners for new workshops
Following on from the success of last year’s roadshow, Napit’s recent announcement Expo will once again be touring England and Wales has been met with excitement in the industry. Now heading to ten locations from September to December, they are set to bring even more technical knowhow to as many installers as possible.
Napit Expo on the Road has been designed using attendee feedback from last year. The new workshop format features expert knowledge on installation and inspection based on topics visitors have requested advice on.
Confirmed partners include big name manufacturers Schneider Electric and Scolmore, alongside Napit’s specialist membership service providers, Insurance, Training, Legal, the newly launched Napit Drive for vehicle hire and Napit Wealth for workplace pensions and financial services, and much more.
Napit head of marketing and communications, Jenny Gaunt, said “We are thrilled to announce our supporting partner line-up. All the companies listed have been handpicked to ensure that our visitors receive expert technical advice on tools, equipment and services, all relevant to our visitor’s needs in-line with the workshops on offer.”
Gaunt continued: “The popularity of Napit Expo continues to grow year-on-year, with both members and interested non-members and a large part of that is down to the expertise that our partners have to offer visitors.”
Napit are currently in discussions with further prospective exhibitors and are set to announce their final partners in coming weeks, along with many more updates which will be announced via the Napit Expo website.
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