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with a repeat of the Mental Health session for those who may have missed the Tuesday presentation.
“Onthefi alday,Friday, visitors will hear experts
from Media Super discuss superannuation, a must see sessionforbothemployers, employees and the self-employed. A panel session on the Art of Colour Management will provide valuable strategies for achieving the best colour targets in a digital print environment, and provide some practical tips and tricks
to deal with colour variation,” Moore adds.
More sessions in the
packed program are still to be confi med, but with such a varied and interesting series already assembled, it’s clear
that the PacPrint Forums will once again provide an ideal opportunity for business owners to hear from global experts on the trends, issues and economic factors which are impacting the broader industry.
“Most importantly, these sessions create important context
for businesses as they explorethetechnologies, innovations and services presented by leading industry suppliers on the fl oroftheexhibition, and provide much needed information, ideas and insights to help build business success,”
Moore says.
The PacPrint Forum
Series will run daily
at PacPrint, which will co-locate with Visual Impact Melbourne and the Label & Packaging Expo at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre from 28 June
to 1 July this year.
For more information
on the forum, exhibition, seminars, accommodation deals and more, go to www. pacprint.com.au. 21
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