SAMMAMISH, WA, June 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Tradeshow Marketing Company, Ltd. is pleased to provide the following corporate update on business strategy and plans for the next fiscal year.
In response to the broad US economic crisis of 2008, Tradeshow Marketing has focused its efforts on refining the business strategy and plans with regards to overall direction and product selection so that it can strongly increase its revenues and market size and provide increased shareholder value.
As a result, the company has trimmed overhead and is actively negotiating to acquire three new products to place into its Trade Show, Wholesale and Retail, TV Infomercial, and e-Commerce distribution channels. The focus remains on increasing customer value proposition by providing products and services that are unique, affordable, and have broad customer appeal.
"I am excited to see us forge a stronger path in this $150 Billion industry", said Luniel de Beer, CEO of Tradeshow Marketing. He continued that, "We are setting strong revenue goals for our new fiscal year and are keeping our focus on growth while tightly controlling costs. I firmly believe that strong talent, strong products, and the right strategic approach are the keys to success, and we're paying a lot of attention to that."
As the company continues to build out its existing operations, including its newly announced jewelry refining business, there's also great excitement about its plans for new products with TV infomercials at a time when there's renewed interest from the business world in the direct response and infomercial industry.
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Media Contacts: Tradeshow Marketing Company, ContactUs@tsmc.ca, +1 (888) 433-4666
Tradeshow Marketing Company Ltd.
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