Hosted and founded by Girls Who Print, this year’s initiative aligns with the United Nations’ 2025 International Women’s Day theme, “For ALL Women and Girls: Rights. Equality. Empowerment.”
5 March, 2025VMA recently hosted a roadshow across the country to present the findings from its 2024 Annual Industry Metrics Survey, ending the series of events in Brisbane.
27 February, 2025The Annual Industry Metrics Report, supported by Ricoh Australia, captures salary benchmarks, skills and training levels and shortages, employment demographics, customer group breakdowns, certifications, operational practices, perceived challenges and more.
20 February, 2025The Print & Digital Convention 2025 is set to run from 13 to 14 May 2025 in Düsseldorf, within days of the FESPA tradeshow (6 to 9 May) in Berlin.
18 February, 2025To address apprentice and emerging talent retention, the VMA has launched this network support program for all sectors Australia-wide, with support programs into New Zealand.
17 February, 2025The Australian Sign & Graphics Association (ASGA) will kick off its 2025 social bowls events next month in Melbourne.
29 January, 2025It has organised a Leadership Mindset Mastery course, offered by Jo Wise Leadership, and a “Let’s Talk about Anxiety” webinar led by Steven Gamble, amongst other initiatives.
27 January, 2025Girls Who Print, a network of women in print and graphic communications, has evolved from being a LinkedIn group to a global nonprofit organisation.
16 January, 2025The Visual Media Association (VMA) has completed its election process to appoint board office bearers for 2025.
16 January, 2025Organisers say the show is expected to attract sign and graphics professionals from more than 100 countries and regions to see the latest innovations right in the heart of China’s ‘Silicon Valley’.
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