The Giftware Association (GA) has announced that CEO Isabel Martinson is stepping down after nearly 15 years as its chief executive. She is leaving the position for family reasons and in due course will pursue other career opportunities. GA chairman Michael Papé said: “Everyone in The GA is very sorry to be losing Izzy.
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More than twice as many entries have been made for Gift of the Year 2014, with winners to be announced during Spring Fair With the entry deadline for The GA’s Gift of the Year 2014 less than a week away, the association reported that entries were already more than double the previous year. Popular categories
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A soldier who lost his legs and right arm in a Taliban bomb blast inspired GA chief executive Isabel Martinson to complete the 429-mile Big Battlefield Bike Ride from Paris to London. Isabel, who served in the Royal Navy, met Corporal Josh Boggi on the train to the French capital where they joined 300 other
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Gifts & Greetings Review was pleased to attend the annual general meeting of The Giftware Association (GA), held at the Association’s premises in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter and well attended by both supplier and retailer members. Chief Executive Isabel Martinson opened the meeting with a warm welcome to delegates attending both in person and via the
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Spring Fair International is proud to once again by headline sponsor of The Giftware Association’s The Gift of the Year Awards, which will be presented on Sunday February 3 at the show. Said The Giftware Association’s chief executive Isabel Martinson: “Gift of the Year at Spring Fair International sends a message that Britain’s gift and
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An important announcement has been made by The Giftware Association (GA) on anti-dumping duties on ceramics: Although the majority of member states opposed the proposal by the European Commission (EC) to impose provisional anti-dumping duties on ceramic tableware and kitchenware originating in China, the decision has been made to increase them by 58.8% for most
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