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Check out our latest webinar In our next free Printweek webinar, we'll be looking at one of the hott

Check out our latest webinar [View this email online]( In our next free Printweek webinar, we'll be looking at one of the hottest topics in print right now: [Stick or twist - is now the time to diversify or consolidate?]( Diversification has been a common trend in print for years, and as the industry and broader economy recovers many business owners will take a deeper look at diversification to future-proof their companies. But is diversification your only option? When the pandemic first hit, many firms quickly pivoted their businesses to ensure survival but as the economy reopens should businesses start to focus on their core offering rather than risk spreading themselves too thin as business activity ramps up? In fact, some have gone a step further and actually consolidated their offering to maximise productivity and margin and simplify their business model. But which strategy is right for your business? Our panel will share their own experiences with Printweek editor Darryl Danielli, offering insights that will help you to frame the right questions and arming you with the tools and information you need to make an informed decision about whether your company should [stick or twist](. [Register now and secure your place,]( and get ready to pose your questions to our expert panel. [Register for free]( Mike Beese Managing Director, DecTek Mo is head of creative and strategy at MSD, a specialist design and training consultancy and a lecturer in Integrated Communication Design. During his distinguished career he has worked and consulted for a host of top international brands. Jason Hammond CEO, The Delta Group Since becoming chief executive of the one of the UK's largest wide-format groups four years ago, Jason has led a rebrand and redefined the business as a full end-to-end communications provider with a reputation for investing in the latest technology. Mo Jogie Head of creative and strategy, Morning Star Design Mo is head of creative and strategy at MSD, a specialist design and training consultancy and a lecturer in Integrated Communication Design. During his distinguished career he has worked and consulted for a host of top international brands. Nicole Spencer Managing Director, RMC Digital Print As well as being MD of wide-format trade printer RMC, where Nicole led an MBO with her husband Richard, Nicole is also president of Fespa UK, the trade body of the UK's screen and digital wide-format printing industry. Darryl Danielli, Editor, Printweek [Register Now]( Learn about: - What are some of the key diversification options for print businesses - Dos and don'ts of diversification - Dos and don'ts of consolidation - How to bring your staff and customers on your journey - What are the key skills required to maximise business agility We hope you can join us soon! The Printweek Webinar Team Please note that this inbox is not monitored. If you have any queries please email eventsteam@markallengroup.com If you wish to unsubscribe from Printweek Webinars emails, please click [here](. To understand how we process, use & safeguard your data, please read our [Privacy Policy](. If you would like to update your marketing contact preferences, then please [click here](.

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