
Speaker presentations from the Power of Print seminar 2019 are available for download here.

Hear from Rory, one of the most influential advertising professionals in the world today, on why print is more trustworthy than pixels.

Edwin will present Smurfit Kappa’s new initiative, “Better Planet Packaging” which aims to reduce waste by creating sustainable packaging solutions for customers, the planet and themselves.

With increasing media attention and public awareness, climate change is one of the most important challenges businesses face today.

Jonathan will give a brief update on the recent success stories of the Two Sides campaign.

As we race towards an AI driven, programmatically delivered advertising future, are we really creating communication that has consumers best interests at heart?
One could argue that if we continue to follow our current trajectory we will end up in a world where pricing rules all and Brands have little role or purpose….
In this presentation, Nick Vale examines the present and future state of the communications business and what we should be doing now to ensure we remain relevant and valuable to consumers in future.

AI, Machine Learning, the inevitable march of the digital revolution: Many industry commentators see these topics as the antithesis of the printed word, placing printing presses and the rest of the industry on the wrong side of
history.
While this view isn’t short on short-term margin generating opportunities - consolidation, lights off printing, marketing for an older demographic - one group of marketeers suggest an even bolder view of printed media should be considered: In a world of ‘screen time’ saturation and choice overload, it is the printed message that has the power to be most powerful, disruptive and - counter intuitively - digitally integrated marketing channel.

Whether it’s new or existing customers, finding ways to engage consumers in a creative way is something all brands strive to achieve. In this talk, Rachel will discuss how brands can use the creativity and tactility that print can offer to better engage – including the latest findings from the DMA’s research into customer engagement, creativity and mail metrics from JICMAIL.

Charles will give a brief overview of the current economical, political and technological challenges facing the print industry.

For Harley-Davidson and its HOG community of riders, print has remained the most valued marketing platform.

The Newspaper of the Future and the Future of Newspapers; The Challenges for Print and Paper in a Digitally Driven World and Why Fake News is Saving Journalism in Print and Online.
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Journalists are threatened, jailed and even killed simply for doing their job.
Index on Censorship CEO, Jodie Ginsberg, speaks in defence of a “free, vibrant, independent and troublesome media” that provides society with the information big business and the corrupt would rather remain concealed.
Jodie will also explore the role of print media in an increasingly digital world.
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