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RMP Design lends support to anti-slavery event

Design and marketing agency, RMP Design & Marketing, has lent its support to the biggest and most adventurous event in Hull’s yearlong Wilberforce 2007 focus on human rights abuse. The Anlaby-based company has assisted with an anti-slavery photographic exhibition, which forms part of the play, Disposable People, which runs from 15-20 October in the Hull Marina Boat Shed. The production by Croft Creative, supported by Hull City Council, is a multi-media theatre event combining acting, music, film and live video interaction.
   
Charles Milner, Managing Director of RMP Design, said: “We are delighted to be involved with Disposable People which, as part of the Wilberforce 2007 programme, helps raise awareness of slavery in the 21st Century – 200 years after it was officially banned. In addition we are keen to contribute in anyway we can with the business and cultural development of the city. This event is an excellent showcase for depth of talent in the local creative community.”

RMP Design & Marketing, founded in 1992, has built a significant business from its base in Hull working with a number of local companies in addition to national and foreign-based clients.

With a broad range of services on offer, the company works with a diverse client base across consumer, retail and industrial markets.

Comprising a highly skilled team of specialists in all aspects of marketing and design, catalogue production, print management and exhibition design, RMP Design & Marketing also provides in-house creative, artwork, production and project management resources.

RMP Design has recently shown its commitment to the future success of the city by signing up to the Hull Citybuild bondholder scheme.

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