WORKSHOPS: WE PARIS 2016 Conference

August 23, 2016

Book now by visiting:  http://www.we2016.eu/

Afternoon:  Thursday 20th October 2016 Marriott Rive Gauche Hotel

Workshops held during the afternoon of Thursday 20th October will provide detailed information on topics relevant to your watercooler business and an invaluable opportunity to ask questions.

HOW TO SELL NEW PRODUCTS EFFECTIVELY
Stéphane Smeulders, Sales & Marketing Director, Sipwell Belgium, will share his experience and knowledge on how to introduce new innovative products and services, give an insight into the minds of customers and how to add value.

FRANCE AND THEIR DRINKING WATER HABITS IN THE WORKPLACE
Robert Kadijevic, President of the French watercooler association AFIFAE, will share findings from a comprehensive study on French workers’ hydration habits in the workplace and how we can influence them with comparisons to other EU states.  This workshop may give ideas on how you could promote hydration in your market.

CRISIS MANAGEMENT – RECALL PLANNING AND PREPARATION
Dr. Ulrich Kreuter, Technical Manager EMEA - NSF, will address an important topic which is vital for anyone running a water cooler business – how to prepare for the possibility of product recall and how to remove product quickly and effectively from the marketplace.  This workshop will help you understand the requirements and your responsibility to prepare for and how execute a recall, minimize the impact on revenue, brand reputation and future company growth.

BPA: WHERE ARE WE?  WHERE ARE WE GOING TO?
Véronique Fraigneau, Head of Communication & Public Affairs, PlasticsEurope.   Recognising the great confusion surrounding the facts on BPA and its legislative and PR effects on our industry Véronique  will present her expertise and insights on this subject.   She will be on hand to present information on the frequently asked questions about BPA and the current legislative situation existing throughout Europe. She will also be available to answer any queries you may have and to offer the Plastic Europe perspective on what's next for BPA.  A fascinating prospect for those who have been following this issue.