Visual Impact Melbourne kicks off tomorrow morning with more than 60 suppliers strutting their stuff at the wide format trade show.
Peter Harper, trade show general manager for Visual Connections which runs the event, says the show will help printers be more profitable.
“To continue to prosper and grow your business in an increasingly competitive market, industry professionals need to stay ahead of the game, and that is where trade shows plan an important role,” he says.
“Visual Impact will help businesses improve profitability, expand their offerings and create entirely new revenue streams.
“We believe it will be a very important event for anyone who is seeking the best information, ideas and innovative technologies to help them capitalise on opportunities and build a successful future.”
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Harper says while it is a challenge for print owners to get away from the office, spending time on the business, as well as in it is vitally important.
“Exhibitions Expo has been designed to help businesses improve profitability, expand their offering and stay ahead in an increasingly competitive game,” he says.
Visual Impact also includes the Exhibition Expo seminar series covering building engagement, developing your team and managing change, to building successful social media campaigns, sponsorship management programs and exhibitions.
Exhibitors include, ADI Displays, Alfex, Australian Laminating Company, Australian Visual Solutions, beMatrix, Canon, Celmac, DES, Display Systems Australia, Epson, Graphic Art Mart, Impression Technology, Jetmark, Mimaki, Multicam Systems, Neopost, Roland DG, Tommotek, Trotec and Willenco.
Visual Impact and Exhibitions Expo will run from 10am to 5pm on September 17 and 18, and from 10am until 4pm on Saturday September 19 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The show is free for industry professionals to attend, but bookings are essential. The Visual Connections website has all the details.
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