We’d like to tell you more about the wonderful partnership we have with Manufacturing Matters Magazine.

Part of the M3 Media Group, this publication circulates the thoughts of leading industry figures who discuss key issues in manufacturing through online events and articles.

To support this, CEO David Lomas (guest in the most recent episode of TLD Talks) set up and runs a programme of discussion groups aimed at bringing together different manufacturers from across the sector to foster learning and encourage collaboration.

These discussions bring in other experts to give a different perspective and share specific expertise and this is where we come in. Contributions from our Client Legal Directors, like William Blumenthal, give invaluable information about the legal ramifications of the issues discussed. These TLD lawyers have significant experience supporting manufacturing businesses and can share legal insights that are contextual and pertinent to this sector. The discussion groups are treated by the manufacturers as a trusted place to speak and share ideas.

If yours is a manufacturing business and you’re keen to learn more, head over to their website to find out how you can get involved.

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