Thermo Fisher
Event Handout
Thermo Fisher’s event handout gave Nashville’s Music City Center convention guests a printed piece to reference during and after the event.
The 24-page self-cover booklet prints on 80 lb uncoated text and folds to 6” x 8-1/4”.
The finished handouts were delivered directly to the Music City Center in downtown Nashville, just down the street from Phillips Printing’s facility.
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