Connected Distribution has announced a series of Roadshows for this Autumn, giving custom installers across the UK the opportunity to experience the company’s portfolio of custom installation products and hear from some of its key suppliers.
Following a successful series of events in 2017, the company said the time was right, with a plethora of new products, to stage its popular roadshow events once again.
Taking place on 19 September in Reading, 16 October in Stirling and 31 October in Leeds, these day-long sessions will be used to introduce the UK’s custom installers to the latest technologies from some of the leading names in electronics manufacturing.
The day will commence with a number of guest speakers from the likes of RTI, Russound, Sanus, Parasound and others, who will be presenting the newest products from these brands and explaining the technology behind them. The added value and revenue opportunities that they present to installers will be explored, with some interesting and thought-provoking ideas discussed that will be of direct benefit to installers and their customers.
Following lunch, the event will transform into an expo, with example products from all of the brands in the Connected Distribution portfolio on display and available for the attendees to discuss in more detail.
Mike Bonnette, Connected Distribution’s Product Director, commented: “We have held very successful roadshows over the past few years and are excited to be repeating them in 2019. A lot of technological developments have taken place since the last time we all got together and many of our suppliers have produced ground-breaking products that offer significant benefits to the installers and their customers alike.
“The chance to present these all under one roof to our customers and other interested members of the CI industry is one we are looking forward to. We feel sure the opportunities for business growth that they present will be of great interest to all who come along and we look forward to seeing them at one of the three events.”
