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The high standard of this year’s Business to Business Exhibition would not have been achieved without the generous support of our many sponsors.

Sponsorship also came from Arts & Business South East, ESCC Trading Standards, Beckett Newspapers and 107.5 Sovereign Radio with further help and assistance from The Sammons Group, eBiz Centre, Leading Edge Exhibits Ltd and Saxon Plants (Stone Cross Nurseries).

THE EXCITEMENT is building for Eastbourne’s premier business to business exhibition ‘Make Business – Make Mon€y’ which is now less than three weeks away.

John Halliday, proprietor of Kall Kwik Eastbourne and Chamber Member, is a driving force behind this year’s B2B exhibition.

‘John’s experience and expertise have given polish and professionalism to the business exhibition. The Chamber is indebted to him for his time and effort,’ said Eastbourne & District Chamber of Commerce President Steven Goss-Turner.

Steven Goss-Turner (left) is pictured with John Halliday (right) as the Make Business – Make Mon€y 2006 exhibition show guides came off the press.

Gold Plus sponsor Prontaprint Eastbourne is celebrating 25 years of successful trading this year and to take the business to a new level, the premises have been totally refurbished and major investment has been made in new equipment.

‘I have chosen to be the Exhibition’s main sponsor and to exhibit, because it is positioned as B2B. A prestigious event like this will raise my company profile and brand awareness,’ said Prontaprint Eastbourne Proprietor Julie Banks.

REPRESENTATIVES of two of the main sponsors of the Eastbourne & District Chamber of Commerce business to business exhibition, Disability Equals Business (Gold Sponsor) and HSBC Bank plc (Silver Sponsor), came together to discuss the event.

Clive Wormald, Employment Diversity Consultant for Disability Equals Business, and Belinda Potter, HSBC Commercial Manager, said that their companies were delighted to be associated with Eastbourne’s major business exhibition.

‘The 2006 Make Business – Make Mon€y business exhibition has certainly captured the imagination of the business community. I would like to thank the sponsors for their generous support,’ said Chamber President Steven Goss-Turner.

Building & Maintenance Company ROK and BMI The Esperance Hospital have stepped forward as the first major sponsors of the exhibition.

CHAMPAGNE glasses were raised recently to the success of Eastbourne’s 2006 premier business exhibition ‘Make Business – Make Mon€y’ which is being organised by the largest town-based chamber in Sussex, Eastbourne & District Chamber of Commerce.

Chamber Company Secretary Christine Purkess (left) and Rok Business Development manager Michael Pearson (right) joined in the celebration with BMI The Esperance Hospital Executive Director Sue Mulvey and Marketing Manager Katy Muir (centre).

Sue Mulvey said, ‘We are sponsoring the champagne reception as we are committed to being part of the local business community.’

Michael Pearson said Rok was delighted to sponsor the exhibition lanyards and name badges as a means of supporting the Chamber’s business exhibition.

Chamber President Steven Goss-Turner thanks Gold Plus Sponsor, Prontaprint proprieter Julie Banks for her Support.

This essential show for SMEs offers a market place for a wide variety of businesses from caterers to cleaning contractors, fitness centres to financial advisers and IT to HR services.

The exhibition, at Eastbourne Centre on Tuesday 9^th May, 11am until 6pm, also offers a meeting point for canny business people who like to work smarter, not harder, in a bid to put their company ahead of the game.