FIT 2025 – Can you afford not to be there?
The FIT Show’s event director, Nickie West, issued an open letter to the industry last week, underscoring the exhibition’s commitment to the 2025 event, highlighting the increase in size compared to 2023 and the strength of the brands that will be taking stands at the NEC in just a few months’ time.
Since that announcement, the exhibitor list has continued to grow, including a number of leading companies representing the glass sector.
And in a recent interview with Glass Times Live, which will be aired on the Glass Times LinkedIn channel in the coming days, Nickie also alluded to a number of additional, high-profile brands that will be joining the line-up very soon.
As such, the FIT Show is on target to grow by 30% compared to two years ago, thanks to a broad mix of product and material, a healthy number of systems houses and also a big international cohort of companies from Europe, Asia and the US.
Perhaps most importantly though is the work that’s being done to make the FIT Show more relevant than ever before for installers and also trade counters and builders’ merchants.
For many installers, a day or two away from work to visit a trade show is a big commitment, but the question you should be asking yourself is, can you really afford not to?
In terms of new product development alone, a day spent at the FIT Show, getting hands on with new products and discovering potential new revenue streams all under one roof, should be worth the trip alone.
Factor in the opportunity to get up to speed on important new legislation or find out more about more efficient ways to run your business – ultimately to become more profitable – and the exhibition becomes invaluable.
In the coming weeks and months, the marketing activity surrounding FIT Show will really start to ramp up, so keep your eyes peeled for news articles, either online via the Glass Times LinkedIn channel, newsletter or website or in the monthly print edition.
You can also register for tickets now at www.fitshow.co.uk