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 Munich 22-26 June 2010
Innovation is the engine of economic growth!
And FESPA 2010 is the ultimate showcase of innovation in digital, screen and textile printing.
Up to 40,000 visitors from over 125 countries will attend FESPA 2010 to meet the leading brands and organisations developing products, technologies, machinery, consumables and many other solutions for the global image maker. Up to 700 exhibitors will display the very latest developments in the world of digital, textile and screen printing.
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 The UK’s premier sign making and digital printing event returns to the Birmingham NEC on the 13th, 14th and 15th April 2010.
Sign & Digital UK is the industry’s annual showcase with over 21 years experience of delivering high value for exhibitors and visitors.
It is the ONLY place in the UK where you will see a wide-reaching range of products on display for the sign making and digital printing industry.
If you are in the sign & digital industry or you want to be, then you need to be part of this unique opportunity.
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Everyone who attended said it was EXCELLENT.
Delegates were given a view of a huge range of business opportunities. Some were truly incredible whilst others appeared mundane but simple means for every company to increase profitability.
In these challenging times it is so easy to pull back and form a cocoon through which nothing penetrates, all you see is your problems and look upon all that happens outside as a threat.
The prism Conference provided answers and offered alternative strategies for our industry to maximise profits and succeed in a recession.
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ROUND TABLE DEBATE
Attended by some of the
top movers and shakers
in the printing industry
“That was excellent” was the unanimous comment about the extremely successful inaugural Round Table meeting held at the Holiday Inn in Luton on 30th June.
For the first time exclusively, printers met to voice common issues in a discussion covered by “Chatham House Rules.” Which means that any comments made are un-attributable? Even saying who attended would contravene these rules. Suffice it to say that the wide format industry was represented right across the range. Peter Kiddell a Director of prism acted as independent arbiter Chair.
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