The British Compressed Gas Association (BCGA) is continuing to enhance support for its members by hosting a free webinar with marketing expert Tania Morrill.
Tania Morrill is an award-winning marketing consultant, with over 10 years of experience working with businesses to transform their marketing with tailored, insight-led solutions. She partners with a range of businesses providing outsourced marketing management and specialises in marketing planning, digital transformation, thought leadership and creative communications.
Prior to her current role, she was Head of Marketing for the British Coatings Federation, where her work included the strategy and execution of marketing activities across the trade body’s various channels.
The 90-minute webinar takes place on Thursday, June 24th at 1pm. To register for the marketing masterclass and for members to give input in what they want to learn, click here.
“We are delighted to be offering a free marketing webinar exclusively for our members. The pandemic has forced businesses to become more reliant on digital marketing and we realise that our members can take advantage of the benefits. It’s the first time we’ve done a non-technical event and we hope this will be the first of many for the future.
Tania is an expert in her field and familiar with our industry, having been a judge at our inaugural BCGA Industry Recognition Awards, so we are looking forward to her hosting the marketing masterclass.”
Ellen Daniels – CEO, BCGA
Notes To Editors – About BCGA
The ‘invisible industry’ underpinning a safe, successful and healthy nation – industrial and medical gases are essential to the existence and well-being of thousands of people in the UK every day.
Industrial gases perform a wide-ranging role, supporting the manufacture of information technology, as well as key UK industrial sectors including steelmaking, refining, welding, chemical processing and electronics. They also help keep homes warm, water clean and food nutritious, appealing and affordable – while medical gases play a critical role in applications including respiratory care, pain therapies and anaesthesia.
The British Compressed Gases Association (BCGA) is the UK membership body for this critical industry. With a commitment to stringent quality, safety and environmental measures, BCGA members employ 19,000 people directly and account for an annual turnover of £2.7 billion.
Members of BCGA operate in a highly-regulated industry and work together on technical, safety, health and environmental issues to achieve high standards of integrity and environmental care, both within their own and customers’ working environments.
BCGA promotes safety practice through its publications and also participates in the preparation and revision of National, European and International Standards.
