Compass Sessions – navigational aid for print and media entrepreneurs(07.05.08)

This year’s Compass Sessions, staged in conjunction with drupa 2008, will feature highly topical themes and internationally renowned speakers. The two-hour seminars promise to offer information especially of value to print and media industry decision makers looking for guidance on investment decisions. On eleven days (from 9am and 11am), the Compass Sessions will tackle digital printing, digital workflows, offset printing, Web-to-print solutions, printed electronics, premedia and packaging printing. Over 40 international speakers will help participants get their bearings among the broad cross section of offerings at drupa.

The Compass Session on Wednesday, 4 th June will focus on printed electronics and, unlike all the others, extend over four hours from 9am to 1pm. Jointly organised with the Organic Electronic Association (OE-A), the seminar will include reports by high-calibre speakers and representatives of leading companies from Germany and abroad on the latest developments in this rapidly growing market.

The Compass Sessions, co-ordinated by the Print & Media Forum AG, will benefit from contributions by James Harvey of the USA, Prof. Arved Hübler from Germany, Stephan Jaeggi of Switzerland, Wolfgang Mildner of Germany, Menno Mooij of the Netherlands, Frank Romano from the USA, Florian Süßl from Germany, David van Driessche from Belgium, David Zwang from Belgium and many more. Acting as co-operation partners to the Compass Sessions will be Ghent Working Group, the Folding Carton Association – FFI), Pro Carton Deutschland and the Organic Electronic Association (OE-A).

Combined with a light breakfast, the Compass Sessions at the Congress Centre East within the Düsseldorf Messe form the ideal start to the drupa day. As well as providing information, they also offer an ideal meeting point to meet colleagues and exchange news and views at an international level. A drupa admission ticket is not needed to access the Congress Centre East. The conference languages will be in German and English (simultaneous interpreting) with participation at EUR 75 per day. Members of the print and media associations as well as the co-operation partners will be admitted for a reduced fee of EUR 60. Bookings can be made in advance on the Web site www.compass-sessions. de Registration on site will also be possible.

Dates and Topics for the 2008 Compass Sessions

www.compass-sessions.de

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