EDGE passes booking milestone

Andrew Scott

Businesses are moving quickly to secure their place at EDGE says organiser Insight Data. 80% of tickets already booked for the one-day business growth event on September 17th.Hosted as part of Insight Data's 20th anniversary celebrations, EDGE will bring together business leaders, sales teams and marketers from across the construction and glazing industry for a practical, hands-on masterclass which will give cutting-edge strategies to win more in existing markets and break into new ones.

Andrew Scott, founder and CEO of Insight Data, says: "The response has been fantastic. EDGE will give businesses practical strategies to grow revenue, protect margins and outperform their competitors, with ideas they can put into action immediately."

Although EDGE is offered to all Insight Data customers, non-customers can come along and access this masterclass. However, space is running out quickly.

Attendees will also get an exclusive first look at the latest developments from Insight Data.

www.insightedge.co.uk

Article written by John Roper
06th August 2026

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