The 2018 NABMA Conference is to be held 16th – 18th September 2018 at the Crowne Plaza, Stratford Upon Avon. This is the premier markets industry Conference and the one that everyone involved in the markets industry needs to attend.
High Street Minister, puts UK markets on the map
This year’s Love Your Local Market campaign was launched at Todmorden Market in the Calder Valley by High Street’s Minister, MP Jake Berry on Friday 18 May 2018, highlighting the importance of markets in the economic regeneration of high streets, towns and cities.
Ms Markle’s Markets Walk-about
Shoppers in three North West towns were seeing double today as two of the UK’s top royal wedding look-alike’s went market shopping today for the launch of Love Your Local Market with the National Association of British Market Authorities (17th- 31st May 2018).
Markets are Close to Minister’s Heart : Parliamentary Reception
High Streets Minister, MP Jake Berry welcomed around 80 guests to the Terrace at Westminster at the annual All Party Parliamentary Reception hosted by the NMTF and NABMA on Tuesday 15th May.
IT’S ALL WELSH – EI HOLL CYMREIG
Steve Pickering, NABMA’s Training and Development Manager reports on his visit to Wales to lead a workshop with a number of markets from the Anglesey and Gwynedd region.
Pleased to Meet You! Regional Meetings Report
Harriet Roberts, NABMA’s Communications Consultant reports on NABMA’s regional meetings in Halifax and Warrington
Loving Your Work! 6 winning ways for your social media during LYLM2018
With markets still registering Love Your Local Market events for this year’s campaign, our social media channels have never had so much engagement! NABMA’s Digital Marketing Manager, Ian Holmes gives 6 top tips for making the most of your market’s online shop window during LYLM2018.
Make Music on your Market
Make Music Day is a free celebration of music that takes place on 21 June each year in 120 countries around the world. This international event encourages all types of musicians and music groups to put on events in their communities to celebrate and promote music-making.
Knowledge is King
If, like Karen Bates in Chester, a career in Market Management was not a path you originally set out on, professional training may be something worth considering. Karen explains how the NABMA Diploma Course was great value in more ways than one!
NABMA’s New Students
A new cohort of NABMA (National Association of British Market Authorities) students have begun studies on their Diploma in Market Administration.