Meet the Team part 3. At the start of the year we began our occasional Meet the Team series showing you the people who make this place tick, and giving you some fun insights into their likes and interests. We’re picking up the series and shining a light on our team once more. Throughout the constant change that's impacted the
With our Xerox Iridesse digital printer at your disposal, your new normal now means more. More choice, more value, more creativity, more wow. All of which equals more sales. You might have previously seen us tease and then announce the fact we installed a brand spanking new Xerox Iridesse digital printer and became an official Xerox Premier Partner. One of only 22
Covid-19 has had the single, most significant impact on business and the economy in centuries. With the government now easing the economy out of lockdown, UK businesses and workplaces of all kinds are being asked to meet strict standards on social distancing and hygiene. Our updated range of PPE and safety products help businesses achieve that. Throughout the pandemic we’ve
The Royal Mail MarketReach Covid-19 Open For Business Incentive is a major long term boost for businesses and for the direct mail channel. As lockdown eases, the government is switching some of it’s attention to re-starting the UK economy. And Royal Mail MarketReach is looking to help organisations recover, with the launch of a scheme designed to re-ignite direct mail
As we all get ready to #clapforcarers and show our support for the NHS once more, we wanted to shine a light on a brilliant community initiative. And the individual behind it. Red Green Cards is something we’re involved with and we’ve spoken about previously. We printed free of charge 100k of the red and green cards that give the initiative
Red Green Cards is a wonderful community spirited initiative in these unprecedented and concerning times that we recently became aware of. And instantly wanted to get involved with. The vulnerable and elderly are integral to our communities. Yet it’s clear right now they face greater threat to their health and are at a higher risk that the rest of us.
Here’s some news from KNP Towers we’re happy to share with you - Andy McKenzie joins KNP. And we’re well happy he’s now part of the team. Just look at him. He wanted to project a respectable image but he’s bursting to smile. We know he is. We think. We’re committed to making things work for our customers, even
Meet the Team part 2. In this second instalment we're chatting with Warehouse Manager, Adam. Same questions General Manager, Steve faced. A very different set of answers. Read on: Who would you want to play you in a film of your life: JASON STATHAM I can see that. But I am squinting What special (by special we mean useless) talent do you
We’ve had a great week at KNP Towers. And the outstanding highlight was nothing to do with print jobs or new business wins. It was about local community, and kids. We’re committed to the wider community we’re based in and it’s important for us to always give something back. This week saw our MD, Dave spend time at Trumpington Community
Welcome to our Meet the Team series where we're letting you into the weird and wonderful minds of the KNP family. This is what happens when you finally manage to get 10 minutes to sit down with our General Manager, Steve. Consider yourself primed! Who would you want to play you in a film of your life: ROBIN WILLIAMS Could be tricky.
As we try to minimise our impact on the environment and help our clients do the same, we’re always looking at how we can offer more sustainable print solutions. One solution that offers a real alternative to single use polywrap is potato starch packaging. Whilst being every bit as durable as polywrap, it’s much more environmentally friendly, and you can print
Amazon, those pioneers of all things cutting edge who’re shaping the world we live in know what they’re doing right? So it’s positive to see the next step in their plan for domination is a mailed out, ink on paper, printed toy brochure. With players such as Amazon turning to print (not to mention brands like Facebook already using print),
