LONDON, U.K. -- Commenting on the decision to hold the AGM at Jewellery & Watch London NAG chief executive Michael Rawlinson said: “The AGM is an important meeting in the annual calendar of the association as it allows members their opportunity to hold the officers and executive to account, and more importantly question the future strategy and direction of the organisation. Holding the event alongside the Jewellery and Watch show will allow members to maximise the value of their time by being able to do two events on the same day.”
While the AGM is primarily aimed at NAG members, anyone from the jewellery and watch industry is welcome to attend. Julie Driscoll portfolio director for Jewellery & Watch London added: “We are delighted that the National Association of Goldsmiths has decided to hold its AGM at the forthcoming edition of Jewellery & Watch London. Many of our show visitors are also members of the N.A.G. so it makes perfect sense to hold the two events concurrently. The Saatchi Gallery will provide the perfect backdrop for both of these important events in the Jewellery & Watch calendar and we are very much looking forward to it.”
Further detail relating to the timing of the AGM will be released shortly but Jewellery & Watch London will be open from 9am on both days and will feature over 60 top jewellery and watch brands.
Previously held at London’s Somerset House, Jewellery & Watch London has grown significantly in size since its inception in 2012 and is making the move to the Saatchi Gallery to accommodate this growth.In addition to the NAG AGM, Jewellery & Watch London will also play host to the final announcement of its inaugural Buyers Power List.
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The Buyers Power List aims to recognise, celebrate and reward the individuals and companies that suppliers and peers in the jewellery and watch industry have nominated and voted for as making an outstanding difference and being highly influential in the jewellery and watch market.
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