Mitch Mulligan, chairman of the PrintEx11 Board, says PrintEx11 will be a hub of ideas, inspiration, information and opportunities for those involved in print but, just as importantly, a vital springboard for industry promotion.

He says, “We are specifically targeting key decision makers like print buyers, designers, agencies and marketers to persuade them to move more advertising dollars back to print.

“We’re committing significant resources at the show to demonstrate that print is creative, innovative, powerful, cost-effective and sustainable, and to help grow the sector for all players.”

More than 170 suppliers will be showcasing the latest products, concepts, innovations and services at the show. Organisers say that exhibitors will be flaunting the latest technology in pre-press to printing, design, distribution and finishing.

Another key feature of the show will be the PrintEx Forums, which are aimed at generating debate and discussion on issues of key industry interest and concern. Details of topics and speakers are yet to be announced.

Organisers add that this heavy promotion to allied industries, together with improved economic conditions, the much-anticipated Forum Series and the added attraction of co-location with the Visual Impact Image Expo (VIIE) sign and display show, are expected to generate strong attendances.

Mulligan continues, “Print and communications technology is changing at a rapid rate. You can’t afford to wait another four years to see what’s new in the industry and discover how to gain a competitive edge for your business.”

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