![\"Adrian](\"http:\/\/rotary-leicesternovus.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/10\/Adrian-McGreevy-shows-one-version-of-the-personalised-high-vis-Rotary-Jackets.jpg\")
<\/a>Adrian McGreevy shows one version of the personalised high-vis Rotary jackets to his guests<\/p><\/div>\n
Adrian McGreevy, Managing Director of Beaumanor Engineering, invited his fellow-members of the Rotary Club of Leicester Novus to his\u00a0firm in New Star Road.<\/h5>\nJoined by Rodney Spokes, from the Rotary Club of Leicester, and by guest Jason Chauhan, they learned\u00a0that the company stocks 27,000 lines\u00a0ranging from 4mm olives for joining high-pressure pipes and costing a few pence to Reinold Max fire extinguishers, for which Beaumanor has the exclusive UK distribution rights.<\/h5>\nAided by his finance director Rakesh and their colleague Charlotte,\u00a0Adrian gave each of\u00a0his guests one of the fire extinguishers,\u00a0which works by compressed air and which can be used on most kinds of fires.\u00a0But the treats did not stop there.<\/h5>\n![\"Charlotte](\"http:\/\/rotary-leicesternovus.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/10\/Charlotte-shows-visitors-the-dye-sublimation-printing-process-300x194.jpg\")
<\/a>Charlotte shows visitors the dye-sublimation printing process<\/p><\/div>\n
Charlotte demonstrated how the company uses dye-sublimation printing to give\u00a0customers personalised gifts. Each of the visitors was\u00a0given personalised high-vis Rotary jackets for use when on Rotary activities. They also received a personalised mug and coaster. While they watched, Charlotte engraved their names on ball-point pens.<\/h5>\nSarita Shah was particularly attracted by a teddy with a freshly-printed Rotary which she took on the club’s next service project… collecting outside the Mirch Masala restaurant in Belgrave Gate for Rotary’s End Polio Now Campaign.<\/a><\/h5>\nPhotos: Rodney Spokes<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Adrian McGreevy, Managing Director of Beaumanor Engineering, invited his fellow-members of the Rotary Club of Leicester Novus to his\u00a0firm in New Star Road. Joined by Rodney Spokes, from the Rotary Club of Leicester, and by guest Jason Chauhan, they learned\u00a0that the company stocks 27,000 lines\u00a0ranging from 4mm olives for joining high-pressure pipes and costing a … <\/p>\n
Aided by his finance director Rakesh and their colleague Charlotte,\u00a0Adrian gave each of\u00a0his guests one of the fire extinguishers,\u00a0which works by compressed air and which can be used on most kinds of fires.\u00a0But the treats did not stop there.<\/h5>\n<\/a>Charlotte shows visitors the dye-sublimation printing process<\/p><\/div>\n
Charlotte demonstrated how the company uses dye-sublimation printing to give\u00a0customers personalised gifts. Each of the visitors was\u00a0given personalised high-vis Rotary jackets for use when on Rotary activities. They also received a personalised mug and coaster. While they watched, Charlotte engraved their names on ball-point pens.<\/h5>\nSarita Shah was particularly attracted by a teddy with a freshly-printed Rotary which she took on the club’s next service project… collecting outside the Mirch Masala restaurant in Belgrave Gate for Rotary’s End Polio Now Campaign.<\/a><\/h5>\nPhotos: Rodney Spokes<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Adrian McGreevy, Managing Director of Beaumanor Engineering, invited his fellow-members of the Rotary Club of Leicester Novus to his\u00a0firm in New Star Road. Joined by Rodney Spokes, from the Rotary Club of Leicester, and by guest Jason Chauhan, they learned\u00a0that the company stocks 27,000 lines\u00a0ranging from 4mm olives for joining high-pressure pipes and costing a … <\/p>\n
<\/a>Charlotte shows visitors the dye-sublimation printing process<\/p><\/div>\n
Charlotte demonstrated how the company uses dye-sublimation printing to give\u00a0customers personalised gifts. Each of the visitors was\u00a0given personalised high-vis Rotary jackets for use when on Rotary activities. They also received a personalised mug and coaster. While they watched, Charlotte engraved their names on ball-point pens.<\/h5>\nSarita Shah was particularly attracted by a teddy with a freshly-printed Rotary which she took on the club’s next service project… collecting outside the Mirch Masala restaurant in Belgrave Gate for Rotary’s End Polio Now Campaign.<\/a><\/h5>\nPhotos: Rodney Spokes<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Adrian McGreevy, Managing Director of Beaumanor Engineering, invited his fellow-members of the Rotary Club of Leicester Novus to his\u00a0firm in New Star Road. Joined by Rodney Spokes, from the Rotary Club of Leicester, and by guest Jason Chauhan, they learned\u00a0that the company stocks 27,000 lines\u00a0ranging from 4mm olives for joining high-pressure pipes and costing a … <\/p>\n
Photos: Rodney Spokes<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Adrian McGreevy, Managing Director of Beaumanor Engineering, invited his fellow-members of the Rotary Club of Leicester Novus to his\u00a0firm in New Star Road. Joined by Rodney Spokes, from the Rotary Club of Leicester, and by guest Jason Chauhan, they learned\u00a0that the company stocks 27,000 lines\u00a0ranging from 4mm olives for joining high-pressure pipes and costing a … <\/p>\n