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New year predictions: Simon Cooper, Exaprint

Exaprint UK managing director Simon Cooper hopes the industry at large can find ways to retain more profit for itself in the coming year.

New year predictions: Richard Gray, Prinovis UK

Prinovis managing director Richard Gray believes the upcoming General Election represents both an opportunity and a threat for the printing industry.

New year predictions: Mike Golding, TCL Packaging

Mike Golding, managing director of TCL Packaging, reflects on a year of huge investment and urges the industry to market its environmental credentials better in 2015.

New year predictions: Gary Wallace, Wallace Print

Wallace Print managing director Gary Wallace says printers should keep a watchful eye on debtors to prevent cashflow issues arising during 2015.

New year predictions: Tony Gill, Mosaic Group

Mosaic founder and chief executive Tony Gill sings the praises of people power and hopes to create more employment opportunities in 2015.

New year predictions: Charles Jarrold, BPIF

The BPIF’s freshly-appointed chief executive is going to be spending a lot of time on the road meeting with members, and is hoping to find some mobile technology that’s fit for purpose to help him...

New year predictions: Robert Keane, Cimpress

Cimpress CEO and Vistaprint founder Robert Keane believes keeping up with ever-evolving technology will present the biggest threat to printers in 2015, while specialisation and partnerships will be...

New year predictions: Simon Biltcliffe, Webmart

Webmart CEO Simon Biltcliffe urges the industry to proactively seek ways to grow customers' top line in 2015 by leveraging data in print.

New year predictions: Lascelle Barrow, Augustus Martin and Fespa

For most people one job is more than enough to keep them busy, not so for Augustus Martin joint managing director and Fespa president Lascelle Barrow. On the bright side, keeping busy can be a welcome...

New year predictions: Barry Hibbert, Polestar

Polestar’s CEO urges the industry at large to champion the effectiveness of print media.