Norbain LIVE 04 takes place in Glasgow, Wigan, Leeds, Wolverhampton, London and Chepstow, from September 14 to 30.
Norbain SD, distributor of CCTV and access control equipment, has announced that its LIVE 04 roadshow will take place across six locations in the second half of September Following the inaugural event in 2003, the dates and locations for LIVE 04 are: Glasgow (Tuesday 14) Celtic Park Football Club, Kerrydale Suite; Wigan (Thursday 16) JJB Football Stadium, Umbro Lounge& John Smiths Suite; Leeds (Tuesday 21), Pavilions of Harrogate, Wharfe Room; Wolverhampton (Thursday 23) Wolverhampton Racecourse, Wolverhampton Ringside Suite; London (Tuesday 28) Alexandra Palace, The Panorama Room; and Chepstow (Thursday 30), Chepstow Racecourse.
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About the events
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The company says that the event gives installers and security professionals from a diverse range of backgrounds the opportunity to meet with manufacturers who will be displaying their latest products. The event will also offer a platform for visitors to learn more about a range of industry critical topics in informal seminar sessions The debriefing after the 2003 event identified that attendees at the events, both exhibitors and visitors, found that the most valuable ingredient was the time available to examine in depth the products, their strengths and their areas of application.
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What they say
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Huw Edwards, Marketing Manager of Norbain said: "Norbain LIVE 03 was very well received by all those who attended, and it was clear we had put together a winning formula.We’ve made a few changes this year based on the feedback we received, and the format has been tweaked to give a better experience to visitors. As last year we will be supported by the best manufacturers in the industry and have hand picked the chosen venues ensuring they benefit from excellent accessibility and free parking. Norbain Live gives all our visitors the opportunity to acquire a level of knowledge about new products that is not so easy at big and distracting exhibitions.The reaction last year was very positive, and this year should be even better.’
