PacPrint 09 (VIC)

When: 26th May - 30th May 2009

PacPrint 09, the leading exhibition for the print and graphic communications industry in this part of the world.

In today’s increasingly competitive marketplace, the onus is on agencies, designers and all those involved in marketing communications to devise solutions that offer clients real business results.

At PacPrint 09, at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre Tuesday to Saturday (26-30 May), you’ll see the latest technology, ideas and innovations – from paper, ink and chemistry, to prepress and CtP systems, digital and wide-format printers, high quality presses for commercial, high quality and packaging applications, transpromo and personalisation options, mailing and paper handling systems.

Explore the ideas behind the new technology, and see, touch and feel the products they produce and see first-hand new options like digital, wide format, transpromo, personalisation, packaging, and more.

Witness the revolution that has taken place in the print and paper industries over the past 20 or so years, which has seen them reduce their environmental impact by more than 90%.

Registered PacPrint 09 visitors are entitled to attend three professional seminars moderated by respected broadcaster, journalist, lawyer and businesswoman Elaine Canty and addressed by international experts.

On Wednesday 27 at 11am, renowned economist and strategist Pofessor Neville Norman, will help you understand the economic climate and plan your future directions to maximise opportunity.

On Thursday 28, Dr Peter Ellyard, a world recognized futurist and strategist, will focus on the future with particular reference to the environment and what he calls ‘creating sustainable prosperity’.

On Friday, well known AFL player, coach and media personality Mr David Parkin will bring his educational training, coaching experience and motivational gift to bear on the subject of building effective teams and identifying, motivating and mentoring the leaders of the future.

Website: www.pacprint.com.au