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Print Media Centr Hosting Two Print Industry Events

Oct. 25 events seek to celebrate print for industry professionals and highlight the power of print.

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7 months ago

October 12, 2023

Print Media Centr (St. Petersburg, FL) will host two print industry milestone events on Oct. 25. In the first, print professionals around the world will share printspiration knowledge, market trends and create global networking opportunities in celebration of International Print Day using the hashtag #IPD23 across their social media channels. This year’s theme is #PrintConnects and represents how print creates engagement and connects people around the world — according to a press release from Print Media Centr.

The second event is a free, online conference to celebrate International Print Day and to coincide and support the mission of Print Across America,also scheduled for Oct. 25. The 10-hour event features speakers from around the world and topics from print professionals and enthusiasts — also per the release.

Attendees will also experience live broadcasts from Print Across America open house events at print, packaging and sign businesses from coast to coast, as well as Canada.

“International Print Day comes once a year, but the impact of a successful customer, student and community engagement can have a positive and lasting effect,” Deborah Corn, founder of International Print Day, Print Across America, and ambassador for Print Media Centr, is quoted in the release. “The #IPD23 conference provides educational and printspirational support for Print Across America open house events, and truly illustrates how ‘print connects’ all of us — even through an online conference.”

For more information, visit printacrossamerica.com.

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