New eyewear awards
The inaugural LOFTxTEF Awards, a collaboration between Loft Eyewear Shows and The Eyewear Forum (TEF) online magazine, was hosted at Loft Studios in New York on 22 March.
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The inaugural LOFTxTEF Awards, a collaboration between Loft Eyewear Shows and The Eyewear Forum (TEF) online magazine, was hosted at Loft Studios in New York on 22 March.
The inaugural MyHealth1st practice management conference, Optometry Business Bootcamp, will be held on the 7-8 September 2019 at the picturesque Mantra on Salt Beach on just south of the Gold Coast in New South Wales.
After more than a year of planning, oculoplastic surgeon Dr Paul Rosser’s new surgical business, Eyes and Eyelids, opened its doors for the first time in April at 1, St Marks Rd, Remuera.
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