On May 27, Neville Norman will look at the economic and business climate, and discuss how businesses in the graphic arts can chart their future directions and maximise opportunities within this context.

According to organisers Norman is a renowned economist, academic, teacher and researcher, business consultant and analyst, who has addressed more than 4000 business and community groups in over a dozen countries.

PacPrint organisers add that if visitors would like to better understand today’s economic climate and how it impacts on business, this session is an ideal opportunity to do so.

The following morning, futurist and strategist Peter Ellyard will look at future strategies, with particular focus on climate change and the environment, he will discuss real issues facing print and communications businesses and the industry today.

According to organizers, Ellyard is an enlightening, challenging and thought-provoking speaker who inspires audiences to think creatively about their futures, and to find innovative and sustainable solutions to challenges.

On May 29, David Parkin, will tackle the issue of future leadership, and how to identify, motivate and mentor the leaders of the future at both a corporate and industry level.

Parkin combines his experience in the sporting and academic arenas to the world of business, with key areas of expertise including leadership, team dynamics and the fundamentals of organisational success – all issues of critical importance for every business in the print and communications industry, organisers say.

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