David Savastano, Editor05.20.19
There has been much change in the world of printing and ink, and the National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers’ (NAPIM) 104th Annual Convention emphasized “Succeeding Through Change” as its theme.
The convention, which was held at The Biltmore Miami in Coral Gables, FL from April 5-8, looked at a wide range of topics, from environmental pressures on brand owners and on single-use printing, new regulatory mandates and the concepts behind resiliency and innovation.
“This year’s convention was very successful,” said George Fuchs, NAPIM’s director of regulatory affairs and technology. “This unique industry event combines cutting-edge business-related presentation and unparalleled networking opportunities. All of the presentations featured at this year’s event which focused on successfully managing change were very well reviewed in our post-
The convention, which was held at The Biltmore Miami in Coral Gables, FL from April 5-8, looked at a wide range of topics, from environmental pressures on brand owners and on single-use printing, new regulatory mandates and the concepts behind resiliency and innovation.
“This year’s convention was very successful,” said George Fuchs, NAPIM’s director of regulatory affairs and technology. “This unique industry event combines cutting-edge business-related presentation and unparalleled networking opportunities. All of the presentations featured at this year’s event which focused on successfully managing change were very well reviewed in our post-
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