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May 2009
New regional office in East Anglia for HSW Print
HSW Print is pleased to announce that they have recently opened a regional office in East Anglia. Oliver Lake, the sales executive for that region, is delighted that he can go even further in providing his client’s an excellent service.
With the announcement of their new office, Wayne Biddle, HSW Print’s Sales Manager, remains committed to providing the very best in local support and customer servicing.
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