Design and printing of ATUGE London Day forum brochure

Design and printing of ATUGE London Day forum brochure

Design and printing of the ATUGE London Day forum brochure, a highly interesting project about which we’d like to tell you more.

As every year, ATUGE (Association des Tunisiens des Grandes Ecoles) is organizing the Atuge Forum in London under the title “ATUGE Forum 2009 in London: New World Economy, New Strategies” on November 21, 2009, at Cass Business School.

Brochures are frequently used by companies to introduce new products or services, and also serve as promotional tools. A brochure is often distributed at a trade show or convention, its audience being other companies rather than consumers.

If you’re looking for an affordable way to promote your business through printed materials, our brochure printing service could be just what you need! We can help you design a beautiful, high-quality brochure that will deliver results without breaking the bank.

Project technical details

The agency designed and printed the 16-page Forum brochure, printed on 250g mat coated paper with gloss lamination on the cover.

Design and printing of ATUGE London Day forum brochure

Role and purpose of the brochure

Brochure design and printing is an important part of the communication process, helping to get a message across to your target audience. The brochure is one of the most effective marketing media available in today’s world.

The brochure has been around for over a century, but in the course of its long history it has undergone many changes. Today’s brochures are much more colorful, informative and attractive than those printed in the past. They are often called “leaflets”, because they can be distributed by hand or sent by post.

A quality brochure can help you sell your products or services by drawing attention to them at trade fairs, exhibitions and other events where thousands of people are gathered. It can also be used as company literature and offered to customers as a gift or incentive to do business with you.