On Wednesday the 22 October Indesign Media held an Indesign Soiree in Cologne for clients attending Orgatec. Held at the Pullman Hotel, the night was a huge success.
October 31st, 2014
Over 80 of Indesign’s guests from Australia Asia and International A&D communities gathered in Cologne last week to mark the annual Orgatec Fair, so it was a great opportunity to get together. Looking forward to the coming year, the celebration also marked the beginning of what will be an exciting 2015 for Indesign, as they plan a major focus on Worklife.
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