The Great British Card Company is delighted to confirm a new greetings card license with top wildlife photographer Villager Jim, who has been dubbed “the Banksy of the photographic world.” Villager Jim has shot to national fame in recent months with a series of photographs published in the national press, and has already attracted a
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The UK Greeting Card Association (GCA) is working with the wider industry to launch a new sending occasion, National Thinking of You Week, to take place on 22 – 28 September 2014 National Thinking of You Week is designed to highlight the emotional power of sending and receiving cards and will hopefully give the industry
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The Natural History Museum has announced new agreements with both Quadrille Publishing and The Great British Card Company to produce cards and stationery. These will be part of the Museum’s range of Wildlife Photographer of the Year merchandise, currently available in various UK retail outlets. The expansion of the offering comes as the competition enters
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Strong edition of UK’s leading retail exhibition reveals green shoots of economic growth; Largest new product offering in the country with over 300,000 launches; More than 66,500 buyers from 130 countries visited the show over six days; Expert consumer trend presentations helped define retail buying for the year ahead; UKTI report that Spring Fair was
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The Great British Card Company has announced that Shay Howlin, managing director of the Dublin-based Petit Pop agency, has been appointed as the publisher’s sales agent for Ireland The Great British Card Company (GBCC) sales director Chris Houfe and Petit Pop MD Shay both felt that it was ideal timing for GBCC to enter
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The Great British Company has relocated operations for The Almanac Gallery to its group headquarters in Gloucester In an initiative designed to streamline the logistics of specific creative and sales driven functions, The Great British Card Company (GBCC) has decided to close the London office devoted to the activities of The Almanac Gallery and move
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