European KBB buying group MHK has invited over 3,800 members from its eight national companies, suppliers and partners to its AGM in Berlin themed “The MHK Difference”.

Held at the Estel Hotel from June 2-4, the AGM will include a programme of insights from guest speakers.

The speakers include Stefan Hentschel, industry Leader in Technology & B2B for Google, who is responsible for the digital transformation, strategy and marketing of customer-specific B2B solutions.

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Recently appointed CEO of MHK UK Volker Klodwig commented: “The focus of this unique international industry meeting is on bringing together the comprehensive network of our expertise stemming from 16 service companies, which we will continue to steer jointly towards future growth opportunities.”

He continued: “It is precisely this network that makes the difference for our partners in trade and industry: excellent service with a 360-degree approach, innovative products and solution concepts, creative and entrepreneurial instincts for the success of varying business models and thus the necessary flexibility to make a difference to a company’s success even in difficult times.”

There will be an exhibition of 80 companies across kitchen, living, sanitaryware, heating and air-conditioning and awards.

In addition, the event will a presentation of  “Das Goldene Dreieck” (The Golden Triangle) award, presented to Germany’s “most beautiful” bathrooms and kitchens as well as Europe’s overall “most beautiful” kitchen. The audience will choose the winners in a live vote.

Completing the international summit will be a gala event, featuring internationally renowned musical acts.

“We are looking forward to seeing our partners from Belgium, France, the UK, the Netherlands, Austria, Switzerland, Spain and, of course, Germany. I am convinced that we can set a new milestone for our group and make it clear that MHK makes the difference for the industry”, said Volker Klodwig.

MHK recently celebrated five years of being established in the UK, and has grown five-fold during that time.