KPM Group join Two Sides to promote sustainable direct mail campaigns

The print and paper advocacy group, Two Sides, is excited to announce its newest member, KPM Group, a print production, mail and media company based in Sevenoaks, Kent.

“KPM Group are delighted to become a member of Two Sides. We work hard to understand our customer’s business challenges, to pinpoint where we can add value. As sustainability is an increasing factor on many of our customers minds, the facts that Two Sides have collected will help us to tell a positive environmental story around direct mail and in turn, help provide value to our customer’s DM campaigns.” says Marian Lively, Managing Director for KPM Group.

Established in 2001, KPM Group work across various industries including charities, private businesses, public sector and financial services firms. KPM Group are known for delivering high quality print management, from multichannel campaigns to complex fulfilment.
https://www.twosides.info/UK/kpm-group-join-two-sides-to-promote-sustainable-direct-mail-campaigns/

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