KNP Expands with New Office in Nottingham We’re in! We’ve just moved in to our new KNP office in the Midlands, Nottingham to be precise. And I must say, it’s looking pretty damn good to be honest. Located in Commerce Square in The Lace Market, the place is pretty cool, contemporary, and in a trendy part of the city. Where
Graham Taylor Joins KNP as Director of Sales We’re delighted to share some news with you today about a fresh appointment - a new KNP Director of Sales. It’s a significant change that sets us up to help all our customers receive an even better service. And it’s something that’ll open up further opportunities for growth. What's more, it’s really
It's Meet the Team time. We haven't done one of these for what we have to say is too long. So we've dusted off the old questions, made Diane Palmer say 'oh no not me', and committed her answers to print. Well, that there tinterweb thingy at least. OK, so you know its Diane Palmer we're shining the spotlight on
West Ham, Everton, Leicester, Bury St Edmunds. Upton Park, Goodison Park, Filbert Street, Lamdin Road. What have they all got in common? I’ll tell you. They’ve all been graced by the talented, hardworking and downright thoroughly decent England footballing legend that is Tony Cottee. OK, so he may have spent a bit more time at more of those places than one
Dave Gibbons Q&A Thanks for sitting down with us Dave. Appreciate you making the time for a quick chat as I know you're busy and it's quite hectic now the economy is as open as it has been for nearly two years. First off, just to ease you in, we’ll start with an easy one. Q: How long has KNP
Last time we did Meet the Team it was International Women's Day. And we introduced you to our Head of Accounts, Mandy Gibbons. Todays it's, erm, Non-International Savidge Day? And it's time to meet Stephen Savidge, our new Senior Account Manager. Alongside General Manager Steve Omer, our SAS duo (Steve & Stephen, geddit?) will be in the War Room devising
The print and customer communications industry, our industry, is brilliant. We believe in it. And we're recruiting again for two more positions. It's resourceful and constantly evolving, with exciting new innovations that push forward what's possible for clients constantly being introduced. We've been at the forefront of that push in the last 12 months, adding new digital print production technology, new
We’re chuffed to bits to share with everyone that Tony Humblestone is moving into a newly created role as KNP Ambassador. Having an ambassador who spends all their time with our clients to build stronger relationships by making sure they’re getting what they need from us, share with them how we’re constantly moving forward, and find out how we can
Today is International Women's Day. And through our Meet the Team series we want to highlight Head of Accounts, Mandy Gibbons. For over 6 years Mandy's been the steadying hand that's provided confidence and clarity to the business, making sure financial stability is a given. Furlough has impacted on Mandy's presence over the last 12 months but she's an integral
The print and customer communications industry, our industry, is brilliant. We believe in it. And we're recruiting. It's resourceful and constantly evolving, with exciting new innovations that push forward what's possible for clients constantly being introduced. We've been at the forefront of that push in the last 12 months, adding new digital print production technology, new digital die-cutting technology and new
New year, new team member. Want to find out who's working their magic on your printed materials? Say hello to Laurie Allen. Our previous Meet the Team posts have proved to be 'interesting' to say the least, and I'm sure this'll be no different. Once you've found out about Laurie, you decide if it's been enlightening or just plain worrying. So
Well, yesterday was the Suffolk Business Awards 2020 and we didn’t win Small Business of The Year. I’m gutted but that’s only natural isn’t it. Our warm congratulations go to the winners Strategiq, who also went on to scoop the overall prize of Business of the Year. Worthy winners indeed, and something that softened the blow was being up against
