Ultraframe FIT seminar programme announced

Ultraframe FIT seminar programme announced
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Date: 20 April 2022

Ultraframe has announced a comprehensive seminar programme to be delivered by an experienced company-wide team at this year’s FIT Show.

Visitors to the Ultraframe stand R59 will be able to learn first-hand about everything from building & transforming conservatories under the new Building Regs through to social media & digital marketing, from the comfort of a purpose-built seminar theatre.

Explaining more about the company’s busy seminar schedule and what visitors can expect to learn, Ultraframe Marketing Director, Alex Hewitt, said: “Like everyone in the industry we’re very much looking forward to getting back face-to-face with the industry at this year’s FIT Show. Along with showcasing our new hup! extension system and other new products on the stand, our seminar programme is a key focus for us. We know that our industry never stands still and so people find it hard both to keep up with the latest news and also to take time out for training, and so we thought that allowing people to pick up vital knowledge on current ‘hot topics’ whilst at the FIT Show was the perfect solution. The seminars will be presented by members of staff from Marketing and Research & Development, each sharing their knowledge in their own area of expertise.”

The full Ultraframe seminar programme is:

Tuesday & Wednesday:

  • 11am - Building & transforming conservatories under the new Building Regs (Andrew Thomson, Design & Development Director)
  • 1pm – Building extensions under the new Building Regs (Andrew Thomson, Design & Development Director)
  • 3pm – Social media & digital marketing (Dan Bradley, Digital Marketing Manager)

Thursday:

  • 11am – Innovative building methods for the new Building Regs (Alex Hewitt, Marketing Director)
  • 1pm – Social media & digital marketing (Dan Bradley, Digital Marketing Manager)

Continuing, Alex said: “We know that the imminent changes to Building Regulations have raised many questions for installers and so we have two seminars designed to educate people through building & transforming conservatories and building extensions under the new Regulations. Delivered by myself and Andrew Thomson, our Design & Development Director, we’re confident that these sessions will answer any questions that people may have. Our third seminar topic is focused on social media and digital marketing. Delivered by our Digital Marketing Manager, Dan Bradley, these sessions will deliver a succinct masterclass in creating engaging digital content and making the most of the many digital tools available to Ultraframe customers.”

To take advantage of the Ultraframe seminar programme and see the company’s latest products, including the brand new hup! building system, visit stand R59 at the FIT Show.

https://www.fitshow.co.uk/exhibitors-2022#/exhibitors/ultraframe

Marketing@ultraframe.co.uk

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