Become a FuturePrint Partner for 2021
2020 has been a year to remember but also one I think we are all looking forward to finishing! Quite apart from the health challenges, change has accelerated and challenged us all. But with recent news of 3 effective vaccines, there is reason to be optimistic. Indeed, our recent research in partnership with Ricoh Europe reveals a sector which is resilient and innovative amid this change.
Looking ahead to 2021, we see a sector which is coming through the turmoil and providing innovative solutions to the problems that confront us now. To some extent, change has played to the strengths which digital technology can provide by adding agility and flexibility into production whether that be decor, packaging or more traditional commercial print.
So why not be part of that change?!
In 2020, we ran two large virtual summits and over 10 other smaller virtual events. We have grown our community from a modest 400 people to well over 8,000 from 85 countries. We have grown our readership on FuturePrint by over 300% and we are planning to take our activities onto another level for 2021! We have enjoyed the support of leading printing technology innovators who see the value in storytelling, in participating in virtual events that aim to help the market through a difficult and challenging time. In short, we all need inspiration right now, and I think going into 2021 while we have cause for optimism, uncertainty is, for now, the new normal.
For print technology companies keen to join us, we have designed packages that range from a fully integrated strategic partner which comprises of content and participation in our virtual event schedule for 2021 and event partner which is more focused on our events throughout the year. For the first half of the year, we are planning FuturePrint Virtual Conference, a Virtual Summit for leaders, and we hope to host a live event in June for a gathering of innovators.
If you are interested in discovering more about our plans for FuturePrint 2021, please do get in touch by emailing Marcus Timson or Frazer Chesterman.