Encore International to sponsor The Energy Event 2010
December 21st 2009 Encore International has become the main sponsor for The Energy Event next year.The Energy Event 2010 will take place 8/9 September 2010 at the National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham.
Encore International is a leading international provider of price risk management services to blue chip companies specialising in electricity, gas, carbon and fuel oils. It manages more than three billion euros of energy procurement annually and is regularly called upon to share its insight into global energy markets.
Dan Moat, sales & marketing director, Encore International commented that,“It is absolutely right that we are involved with the UK’s leading energy event.We are delighted to secure the main sponsorship of the show.We believe that with the high profile of energy across both supply and demand that 2010 will exceed expectations.
“It cements a long term relationship with the event in a market that is complex and challenging.As supporters of The Energy Event for a long time we have seen the show grow year on year.What makes it a must see event is the fact that it brings everyone together under one roof.”
Energy manager Triumphs at The Energy Event 2009
Energy manager for Datacom Europe – Mark Colvin was delighted to hear that he had been drawn from the 3000+ delegates of The Energy Event to win the main prize of a Triumph Bonneville T100.
Commenting on the prize he said “Whilst I had always intended on going to The Energy Event in previous years, this was the first time I had actually been able to make it.The event itself really surprised me as I didn’t expect it to have anywhere near as much information and advice.
“It may sound a real cliché but I don’t think I have even won as much as £10 on the lottery before now – so it was a real shock to have the call from Eamonn.”
Event organisers Western Business Exhibitions carried out the draw and it was up to exhibition director Eamonn Brennan to pass on the good news.“You can never tire of making a call like this” said Eamonn,“Mark was convinced it was a hoax at first but was completely made up when he realised he really had one the bike”.
Manager Andrew Gedge of Marks local Triumph Dealership J S Gedge in Pevensey Bay, handed over the keys to a delighted Mark who still had a tiny suspicion that it was a wind up. “I am a part time Fireman and the lads are always winding each other up” he said,“In fact until I arrived and received the keys I was still just a little unsure”. More articles from WEE News Desk: | 
