Pyramid took on their own waterside challenge by designing and constructing a bespoke archway around the The Mayflower Steps which provided a spectacular backdrop for the days outdoor activities. Lighting enhanced the archway throughout the evening promoting The Blue Mile brand to the Barbicans evening clientele.

Plymouth's newest waterside restaurant The Glassblowing House hosted the lunchtime reception to raise awareness and support for next years event. Guests enjoyed several presentations from Conrad Humphreys, Guy Lavender from Team South West and Paul Deighton London 2012 followed by a delicious lunch.  Pyramid provided full conference support by way of a branded set to match the external archway and plasma relay screens. All equipment was installed and broken down seemlessly in time for the restaurant to open in time for evening service.

This was the first event of its kind in the restaurant and was a resounding success impressing guests and restaurant staff alike.

You guys were extremely slick and the displays were excellent.  We were so impressed from the first meeting to the close with the way you looked after us. Everyone was blown away by the quality of the launch and that was down to you guys. Conrad Humphreys

Pyramid look forward to building upon the launch events success and working with the Sport Environment Team on The Blue Mile 2010 and beyond!

Images courtesy of www.thebluemile.org ©Sport Environment/Roy Riley

For further details on how you can get involved in The Blue Mile 2010 please visit: www.thebluemile.org