Neopost Australia has announced its intention to roll out its second Power of Print business intelligence seminars in what will be Power of Print, Series 2.
Karen Kavanagh, marketing director with Neopost Australia explains, “Our intention this year is to bring more focus onto the business opportunity that exists in print and the opportunity for the print industry to grow revenues, increase efficiencies and explore the trends and growth areas that exist, to achieve business success.
“Power of Print is designed to bring Neopost, its partners and the industry together for informative, collaberative events that leave our graphics customers in a better position of knowledge and information to help support business growth.”
Neopost says Power of Print Series 1 was met with great engagement from the market, as its expert partners shared revenue opportunities, explored key areas of growth and presented best practice in print with our clients.
Kavanagh says, “Series 2 will build on that. We are delighted to have Kellie Northwood, executive director from Two Sides with us, who will explore the future of print and share industry insights.
“In addition Matt Murray, general manager at Tharstern Australia, will deep dive into how MIS can improve cash flow, increase revenue, improve workflows and ultimately make better business decisions.”
Neopost will run a live application station to share what is possible in print and which new revenue streams to explore. James Gleeson, HP will explore the endless options in print through HP Latex, and Peter Hine, Neopost’s resident colour management will offer free colour management training to those who want to improve the quality of their print.
Kavanagh says, “Essentially Power of Print Series 2 will offer an a la carte menu of expertise, that our customers can tap into to help grow revenue and win new business.”
Power of Print Series 2 will take place in NSW, Qld and Vic in July, dates and locations to be advised.
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