Menu
21/03/2008
APT Welcome International Distributors To Belfast
Audio specialist APT last week welcomed over 30 of the company's international distributors to its Belfast headquarters for a four-day International Distributor Forum.
Originally spun-out of the small business arm of Queen's University, APT has grown to be one of Northern Ireland's flagship export companies with over 90% of sales outside the UK.
The company's worldwide distributor network has been critical in the company securing major deals with broadcasters such as the ABC in Australia, Clear Channel Radio in the US and the European Broadcast Union.
The company welcomed almost 30 representatives from more than 20 countries to the forum, which was held to expand the distributors' technical knowledge of APT's key products and to update them on new APT products, technologies and business strategies.
The event also included a successful two-day conference featuring a full seminar and workshop programme. It also provided ample opportunities for APT's distributors to network and exchange ideas and strategies for the future.
The Distributor Forum culminated in a gala-dinner held in the Council Chamber at Queens University on Friday evening where APT distributors, staff and distinguished guests enjoyed a champagne and Guinness reception, sampled local delights including smoked salmon, oysters and wheaten bread and were treated to entertainment from local Irish dancers and musicians.
APT CEO Noel McKenna said: "We were delighted to welcome our international distributors to Belfast. The Distributor Forum is an excellent opportunity for them to learn more about APT products, establish relationships and share ideas and knowledge.
"Our network of distributors adds a very real value to our business and we have a legacy of developing long-term relationships with our distributors."
Further information is available at: www.aptx.com.
(KMcA)
Originally spun-out of the small business arm of Queen's University, APT has grown to be one of Northern Ireland's flagship export companies with over 90% of sales outside the UK.
The company's worldwide distributor network has been critical in the company securing major deals with broadcasters such as the ABC in Australia, Clear Channel Radio in the US and the European Broadcast Union.
The company welcomed almost 30 representatives from more than 20 countries to the forum, which was held to expand the distributors' technical knowledge of APT's key products and to update them on new APT products, technologies and business strategies.
The event also included a successful two-day conference featuring a full seminar and workshop programme. It also provided ample opportunities for APT's distributors to network and exchange ideas and strategies for the future.
The Distributor Forum culminated in a gala-dinner held in the Council Chamber at Queens University on Friday evening where APT distributors, staff and distinguished guests enjoyed a champagne and Guinness reception, sampled local delights including smoked salmon, oysters and wheaten bread and were treated to entertainment from local Irish dancers and musicians.
APT CEO Noel McKenna said: "We were delighted to welcome our international distributors to Belfast. The Distributor Forum is an excellent opportunity for them to learn more about APT products, establish relationships and share ideas and knowledge.
"Our network of distributors adds a very real value to our business and we have a legacy of developing long-term relationships with our distributors."
Further information is available at: www.aptx.com.
(KMcA)
Related Northern Ireland News Stories
Click here for the latest headlines.
20 March 2009
High Tech APT Sells Hardware Business To Audemat
APT, the Belfast-based manufacturer of the award-winning WorldCast and WorldNet codecs software - as used in the broadcast industry - has become part of a formidable amalgamation of Audemat companies. It will continue to provide innovative broadcast technologies to the television and radio industry, telecoms operators and regulatory bodies.
High Tech APT Sells Hardware Business To Audemat
APT, the Belfast-based manufacturer of the award-winning WorldCast and WorldNet codecs software - as used in the broadcast industry - has become part of a formidable amalgamation of Audemat companies. It will continue to provide innovative broadcast technologies to the television and radio industry, telecoms operators and regulatory bodies.
25 September 2001
Belfast-based company sign £10 million deal
Belfast-based audio technology firm, APT, has clinched a £10 million deal that will see the company supplying essential software to Korea for the development of wireless headsets for electrical manufacturer Samsung.
Belfast-based company sign £10 million deal
Belfast-based audio technology firm, APT, has clinched a £10 million deal that will see the company supplying essential software to Korea for the development of wireless headsets for electrical manufacturer Samsung.
12 December 2006
NI firm wins major contract with Indian Radio Networks
Belfast-based digital technology leader, APT is to supply broadcast equipment to many of India’s newly licensed FM radio stations in a deal initially worth around £500,000, following its participation in a recent Invest Northern Ireland trade mission.
NI firm wins major contract with Indian Radio Networks
Belfast-based digital technology leader, APT is to supply broadcast equipment to many of India’s newly licensed FM radio stations in a deal initially worth around £500,000, following its participation in a recent Invest Northern Ireland trade mission.
16 September 2021
Alliance Welcomes Announcement Of New Booster Vaccine
Alliance Health spokesperson Paula Bradshaw has welcomed the announcement of a new booster vaccine. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised booster vaccines should be offered to those more at risk from serious disease, and who were vaccinated during phase one of the vaccine programme.
Alliance Welcomes Announcement Of New Booster Vaccine
Alliance Health spokesperson Paula Bradshaw has welcomed the announcement of a new booster vaccine. The Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation has advised booster vaccines should be offered to those more at risk from serious disease, and who were vaccinated during phase one of the vaccine programme.
09 May 2014
Dodds Slams 'Travelling Circus' Two-Seat EU System
DUP MEP Diane Dodds has described the two-seat system in the European Parliament as a "waste of taxpayers' money" and "a matter of embarrassment for EU officials.
Dodds Slams 'Travelling Circus' Two-Seat EU System
DUP MEP Diane Dodds has described the two-seat system in the European Parliament as a "waste of taxpayers' money" and "a matter of embarrassment for EU officials.
-
Northern Ireland WeatherThis Evening and Tonight:It will be cloudy with a spell of heavy rain pushing south through late evening and the early hours, soon followed by some clear spells. Minimum temperature 6 °C.
