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• NAPL, PIA, NPES offer “Joint Leadership Summit”

  1561 readersNAPL, PIA and NPES are teaming up to create a new executive-level conference by combining NAPL’s Top Management Conference, PIA’s Presidents Conference, and the NPES Print Outlook/Industry Summit. A joint email sent by association leadership states: The time for ONE comprehensive industry economic & trends update event for senior level media communications leaders has come! a survey...

• Pentzer Installs Xerox Color 800 Press from Fujifilm

  248 readers Pentzer Printing, a $2.5 million commercial printer, is the first commercial printer in southern Indiana to operate a Xerox Color 800 Press from FUJIFILM North America Corporation, Graphic Systems Division.“We were pushing the limits of our existing equipment,” said John Settle, chief operating officer of Columbus, Indiana-based

• Education Awards of Excellence 2009 Call for Nominations

  373 readersPittsburgh, PA, March 24, 2009—Printing Industries of America is seeking to honor an academic educator and an industry trainer from the graphic communications field. Nominations for the Education Awards of Excellence are due May 15, 2009. Now in their twenty-fifth year, the Education Awards of Excellence were established by Printing Industries of America as a

• Printing Industries is now accepting nominations for the Education Awards of Excellence

  694 readersSeeking to honor an outstanding academic educator and/or industry trainer in the graphic communications field—nominations for the Education Awards of Excellence are now being accepted. Nominations must be postmarked, faxed, or emailed by May 21, 2010.

• Webinar on ‘Historic Opportunity’ in the Printing

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• Magazine Industry Posts Gains

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• VISION 3 SUMMIT 2012 SET TO REVEAL NEW PATHWAYS TO PROFITABILITY

  6416 readersThe National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL); NPES The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies (NPES); and, Printing Industries of America have joined forces to co-sponsor the second annual Vision 3 Summit, the premier executive leadership conference for the graphic communications industry, slated for February 19-22, 2012 at the Marco Island Marriott

• Vision 3 Summit Registration Now Open

  1470 readers The National Association for Printing Leadership (NAPL); NPES The Association for Suppliers of Printing, Publishing and Converting Technologies (NPES); and, Printing Industries of America have joined forces to co-sponsor the second annual Vision 3 Summit, the premier executive leadership conference for the graphic communications industry, slated for

• Go Back to the Basics of the Printing Industry with Orientation

  460 readersAs a professional in the printing industry, it never hurts to get a refresher on the basics. These basics are not “old” ideas or theories of graphic communications. They are simply the building blocks of print and without them, you would not be able to grow with the industry or even understand it. Let’s face