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News Release from: British Association for Print and Communication
Edited by the Printingtalk Editorial
Team on 31 May 2004
BAPC Chairman To Promote Printing
Industry
BAPC has appointed Sidney Bobb, its current chairman, to devote his energies on a full time basis to work for the industry.
BAPC has appointed Sidney Bobb, its current chairman, to devote his energies on a full time basis to work for the industry The organisation said it is one of a series of many changes that will reflect a new phase of the BAPC's growth and development and helps celebrate its 25th anniversary year
This article was originally published on Printingtalk on 26 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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In his nine years as chairman, Bobb has combined his role as chairman with owning and running companies in the printing industry but he will now focus his efforts on raising the profile of the industry as a whole, with emphasis on the growth and development of the BAPC.
"When I agreed to a two year stint as Chairman in 1995, I never envisaged how far we'd progress and I certainly never imagined that I'd still be here now.
Today we offer an ever increasing membership more support, more services and more benefits.
Backed up by European funding and with all the major industry suppliers with us, we are able to give the print community all the ammunition it needs to help it do business successfully," said Bobb.
He added that the BAPC also ensured that it represents its members' interests by making sure its voice gets heard throughout the commercial sector.
As a further part of the development process, the BAPC is relocating to a new HQ in north London.
With preparations well underway for the BAPC 25th Anniversary Conference at Marlow on October 8-9 2004, the BAPC said it is looking to achieve a landmark year.
The conference is entitled 'So, you think youûre a printer' and BAPC said that entertainers Ronnie Corbett, Bobby Davro would be there, along with top motivational specialist Jeff Grout.
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