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The Fabricator Magazine - Comment
John Roper warns The Fabricator's readers that Covid, Brexit supply chain issues and a Chancellor keen to recover some funds might hamper prosperity in 2022. Meanwhile, all those families with lockdown savings stored up to spend on home improvements might just be thinking of keeping them saved for a rainy day. Thus, canny businesses will be keeping a weather eye on the economy and a rein on investment…unless that is on advertising where our adviser, Andrew Scott, says now is the time to splash the cash. To Read More - Click The Pic
Marketing – Five pieces of advice
For companies that are looking to increase their profitability in 2022, Andrew Scott of Purplex Marketing, has five pieces of advice - with investment in marketing to make sure your order book stays healthy just one of them. To Read More - Click The Pic
The CAB Column - Increasing interest
Prices for aluminium have risen unabated during the pandemic causing price rises through the supply chain - but where will this end and will prices fall back in the future? asks CAB CEO Phil Slinger. To Read More - Click The Pic
Feature Doors - CPD: fire doors
GEZE UK has revised a piece of lifesaving learning, its RIBA-approved CPD Specifying, Installing and Maintaining Ironmongery for Fire Doors has been completely revised and updated and includes new visuals and updates to regulations all in GEZE’s new branding. To Read More - Click The Pic
Health & Safety - Evolving business
The architect of the ‘Evolve – a framework for better business’ is James MacPherson, GGF health, safety and environment manager. Brian Shillibeer asked him more about the undertaking. To Read More - Click The Pic
Feature Doors - Academy doors open
The Automatic Door Suppliers Association has learning and development all mapped out with a strategy to include opportunities for everyone working within the industry. To Read More - Click The Pic
Feature Aluminium - Supporting the arts
With 35 years in the window industry, marketing consultant Andrew Scott has seen it meet challenges and change. Here he discusses why he has invested £1.5m to support the sector – and why now is the time for ambitious businesses to build and shape their future. To Read More - Click The Pic