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Paragon supports London's World Cup bid
12/01/2010
Paragon has played a key role in London’s successful World Cup bid for 2018 through the print and delivery of the high profile bid document.
Produced for Visit London, the national organisation responsible for the promotion of the capital both in the UK and overseas, Paragon Services printed bid documents that consisted of six perfect bound books including two that were A3 and folded.
The team also redesigned a box to house two slip cases and perfectly present the document. Produced on FSC stock, the documents were printed, bound and hand delivered to London within a four day turnaround.
Laura Haggett, Brand Manager at Visit London said: “All four stadia have been selected by the England 2018 bid team for inclusion in the England submission to FIFA for the 2018/2022 World Cup. Our bid was supported by Paragon Services who produced an exceptional document despite a very short lead time; the print quality was superb and it was beautifully presented in a bespoke box that was redesigned by the Paragon team.”
Chris Hayhoe, Project Executive at Paragon said: “It’s a great privilege to know that we played a role in London’s successful bid. Our work for Visit London was a perfect example of how Paragon works with its customer to deliver top quality documents regardless of the time scale.”
Paragon delivers a number of services for Visit London including print, storage, pick and pack, fulfilment and a bespoke call centre facility. It relies upon its strong global distribution network to deliver the products to a worldwide consumer base.
Employing 1,160 people across Europe and with revenues of €160m, the Paragon Group is a market leader in the provision of print services. Paragon is a privately held, management owned company, committed to the sector and to providing customer focused services.
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