The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) met in August/September 2016 for a Congress hosted by the Korean Printers Association in Seoul for approx. 500 representatives of the printing industry from 30 different countries and regions.
The World Print & Communication Forum (WPCF) met in August/September 2016 for a Congress hosted by the Korean Printers Association in Seoul for approx. 500 representatives of the printing industry from 30 different countries and regions....
Representing more than 250,000 printers, AIFMP is considered to be the world’s largest association of printers. AIFMP draws its strength from more than 70 affiliates spread around the country. It is the one and only apex body of the Printers, recognised by the Government of India. Since its inception, the AIFMP...
The programme will cover many of the concerns of the international printing industry. These include sessions on the future of the global printing industry, the Korean economy and printing culture, and the future of the European printing market. ...
National printing associations from around the globe met last week, 5th June, in Porto to discuss Print Matters for the Future. The meeting was organised by the World Print and Communication Forum (WPCF) and its member association Intergraf for participants to focus on the future...
At the annual meeting of the World Print & Communication Forum which took place in Chicago on September 15, 2009, Michael Makin was unanimously elected President of WPCF. He succeeds Chris Sykes, Director of the Printing Industry Federation of South Africa, who had been President...