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Congratulations on joining the Nexus team!

Congratulations Cathryn!

Kate Johnson
Account Manager

Many of you will already know Kate as your Account Manager. She started with Nexus in 2008 as a trainee Account Assistant and now is the “go to” person for any branded goods, especially last minute bag orders!

Kate’s role sees her heavily involved in the day to day management of the Print Schedule as well as working alongside many clients from enquiry through to delivery, organising branded delegate bags, lanyards and a vast array of other promo gifts.

Kate says:

“Many of my clients are up against the clock. They have very little time to organise artwork for printed bags, as sponsorship agreements and last minute logos can often be confirmed within days of their events starting!  That’s where we step in!

Nexus can offer artwork within minutes and printed bags within hours.  There are very few bag manufacturers who can turn around branded delegate bags within such a short space of time and it’s great to be able to take even the smallest amount of pressure from my clients!”

If you have a last minute orders just drop Kate an email:

kate@nexuscollections.com
or call +44 (0)3330 200 515

Jacqui Guthrie (Director of Nexus Collections UK Sales) will be spending the weekend of 11th and 12th June 2016 raising money for her childrens local football team.

Dressed in full football kit, she will be helping to manage an array of football matches for the children along with a hat trick of other stalls including a busy barbecue, a cake stand and a tombola!

Her passion for the local club in Church Stretton (known as the MAGPIES) stems from her two sons and all the money raised will be going towards a brand new Club House for the children and brand new kits for all the teams including the U4 creche!!

We wish you all the best Jacqui and hope it is a cracking success!!

We wanted to offer our warmest wishes to Nina Cosgrove, a member of the Elsevier conference team, who was diagnosed with Primary Progressive Sclerosis (PPMS) in February 2015 aged 36.

“Over the last 18 months my mobility has declined and I now use a walking stick all the time. I am not able to walk any significant distance as I get very tired and my legs become stiff and heavy. As the condition suggests my symptoms will progress – I explain this to people by saying that each day I feel a bit worse than the day before”

Janet Seabrook, Head Of Conferences at Elsevier, is working with colleagues to organise a raffle for the staff to raise funds for the MS Trust. We wish you all the best!