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Last week was the pdn PhotoPlus Expo in New York City. The show was well attended and the convention center filled with interested attendees.
Kodak had a great booth at the show.
Kodak's Dave Shelp was showing off the qualities of Kodak Professional Endura Metallic Paper. You have to see photos on this Metallic Paper to believe it. It is so dramatic and striking - it really has a metallic appearance - it shimmers.
Jeff Heehs was talking to booth visitors about Kodak's Photo and Fine Art Papers like the Kodak Matte Canvas Paper. Photos printed on paper like the Matte Canvas look like works of art that should be hanging in a gallery.
Jeff talks about the paper in this video.
There was lots more at the booth... high speed scanning, kiosks, digital cameras, film and more.
And there were lots of smiling Kodakers ready to assist - pictured here are Tom Lesio, Lori Guarino and Bob Murawski.
Eastman Business Park at New York State Business Council Annual Meeting
Sharon DiTucci
Tenant Relations & Marketing for Eastman Business Park
The New York State Business Council annual meeting was held in Rochester September 30 to October 2, and the Eastman Business Park (EBP) had a prominent presence with an exciting exhibit booth that provided exciting information on how we are trying to attract businesses here.
By the end of the first day, the booth was highlighted as the "buzz" of the exhibit hall showing off the virtual campus software on an oversized screen with the latest technology in visual graphics and the capability to take you on a virtual tour of the properties and potential that Eastman Business Park has to offer.
In addition to the virtual tour, the booth provided marketing brochures and access to website information which shares many details on the unparalleled services available.
A drawing was available to attendees, giving away Kodak's latest Zi8 video camera which also drew huge interest from visitors. The crowd was excited about the new product and the booth had one in action each day taking videos and downloading on the spot for viewing.
One of the highlights was an interview conducted by local news channel WHAM13 where EBP Director Dave Stoklosa took the opportunity to talk about the event, our virtual model and the great things Eastman Business Park has to offer. The spot ran that evening and was a nice plug for the event and our exhibit booth.
Next up is the Greater Rochester Enterprise (GRE) "Eyes on the Future" Economic Summit sponsored by Eastman Business Park, which will be held the morning of October 16 at St. John Fisher College and is free to the public. Register at eyesonthefuture.com
On average, people print about 1500 pictures and documents every year—costing them on average $180 a year on ink.
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Kodak wants people to know how much money they can save on printing, so today is the first day of the Kodak Save $110 Tour.
This 110 day tour of retail locations across the US will provide an opportunity for consumers to try out the latest Kodak inkjet printers, the Kodak ESP 3250 and the Kodak ESP 5250, and learn how they can save them money.
There will also be a chance to win a new Kodak ESP 3250 or ESP 5250 or a $110 Visa gift card at each stop.
