Exhibitions and Shows Across the Country
Large corporations and small companies use Angels

Angels has specialised in providing promotional and exhibition stand staff to major corporate companies for many years.  As Angels has a portfolio of highly skilled people, the company has been able to provide everything from demonstrators to computer literate staff through to exhibition receptionists  with language skills.

International technology companies such as Panasonic, Microsoft and Toshiba have used Angels on numerous occasions as have international food and drink companies such as Rubicon and Tilda.  Angels has also staffed motor company stands and exhibition booths at various auto shows including the International Motor Show and building companies such as Hepworths have used Angels many times for the InterBuild Show.  Angels has  worked at the Ideal Home Exhibition in London, the Jewellery Show and at the International Toy Fair.

Over many years Angels staff have helped Panasonic achieve success at their shows by providing professional and qualified staff for a range of duties including reception and hospitality - most recently at the Hostec Show.  Angels helped Fibernet, the communications solutions company, with their exhibition stand at the Telecommunications Managers Association (TMA) Exhibition and Conference in Brighton.  Fibernet featured a competition related to the England football squad and had a David Beckham "look-alike" on the stand! Angels provided the football team - dressed appropriately in suitably feminine football kit.  The show was a great success as was the appearance of "David Beckham" - who fooled a considerable number of people!

Angels continued the theme of helping hi-tech companies by providing staff for Viglen Computers at the education market show BETT at Olympia in London. 

2003 saw the launch of the second Tomb Raider film (see Tomb Raider Premiere).  Angels have helped Panasonic to promote the Lara Croft gadgets that have appeared in the film including the Panasonic SV-AV30.  As a follow up to the movie premiere, Angels helped Panasonic show off the new multi-media device at Stuff Live! in London. People flocked to Olympia over the weekend of the September 2003 in what has to be the busiest and most exciting show for the technology industry this year.  Olympia's Grand Hall was packed with ultra-cool gadgets, gear and technology and some of the industries leading technology brands for visitors to see, hear and play with.  Naturally, Panasonic was prominent with their "D-Snap" promotions and the Angels girls, fully trained on the use of Lara Croft's toys, were a key part of the success of this event!