Girls Who Print invites women in the printing industry, students, and allies to join the 12th annual Girls Who Print Day 2024, a FREE virtual conference celebrating resilience, innovation, and empowerment under the theme #GirlPower.
According to the latest GIFCO data, the Italian market, with a value of over 4 billion euros and a production of almost 8 billion square metres in 2023, is the second European market appreciated worldwide for the quality and technological level of the offer.
The Expo and Business Networking Hub runs from 11:00 to 15:00, with a pause for the Networking Lunch, ensuring guests can continue to make new connections whilst learning about the latest technology, media and services in the industry.
Copies sold in the first six months in the trade market are 46.1 million, down 900 thousand from the previous year. Physical bookstores reach 53.7 percent of sales and continue the recovery started after the 2020 crisis, when they weighed 49.1 percent.
Visitors can experience the state of the art of international communication design here until 12 January 2025. The exhibits range from posters and books to online projects, advertising films and innovative packaging designs.
The printing and packaging industry is undergoing a dynamic transformation that requires events to evolve as well. This also applies to drupa, which once again demonstrated its importance and relevance as a leading global trade fair in 2024 and provided pioneering inspiration.
The Young People in Print team, a group of volunteers dedicated to inspiring the next generation of employees in the print industry, is supporting companies from across the UK to throw open their doors on October 23rd to welcome visits from local schools and colleges.
