The Kitchen Bathroom Buying Group (KBBG) has announced the speakers at its Annual Members’ Meeting, which takes place at the National Space Centre in Leicester on June 10.

Senior marketing and operations executive and sales director Neil Metcalf of headline sponsor ArtiCAD will highlight the potential of AI within the entire sales process for KBB retailing and unveil UltraHD rendering.

Joint managing director of Swift Anthony Sant will provide an update on the latest WEEE regulations and providing guidance for independent kitchen retailers on how to navigate the latest regulations.

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They will be joined by social media expert Will Francis (pictured) who will focus on social media trends, tips and tools, plus how to use video and AI to enhance KBBG members’ businesses.

In addition, the Annual Members’ Meeting 2024 will host the group’s suppliers in the National Space Centre’s exhibition hub and KBBG members will be able to benefit from exclusive offers and discuss opportunities for their businesses.

Managing director of the KBBG Bill Miller: “With the National Space Centre as our venue, it was only right that this year’s Annual Members’ Meeting encompasses a futuristic theme.

“Each of our speakers will provide our members with key information to help future-proof their businesses.

“There will also be updates from myself, and the Der Kreis team, covering the success of the group, plus our latest projects and initiatives, alongside plenty of networking opportunities throughout the day.”

Alex Rollinger of ArtiCAD added: “Following the success of exhibiting at last year’s event at Silverstone, we’re excited to return as headline sponsors for the 2024 Annual Members’ Meeting!

“At ArtiCAD, we’re constantly seeking opportunities to connect with our industry and this event is a perfect platform for us to demonstrate our dedication to innovation and technology-driven solutions.

“Whilst AI may seem daunting to many, our presentation will highlight its potential for optimisation rather than a robot takeover!”