Winner
Richard Harnasz
London College of Communication
Richard's "stunning submission" amazed the judges, demonstrating a thorough grasp of the print industry underpinned by a "thirst for knowledge" and "passion for the task". According to the judges, Richard "clearly demonstrated an appreciation of the art, craft and science of the industry" coupled with "a willingness to go the extra mile in his studies". And if that wasn't enough, the ability demonstrated across his design portfolio and printed jobs, both training and live, coupled with the management skills demonstrated in costing, estimating and finance examples, convinced the judges that not only is Richard "an exceptional individual with a real passion for all things print", but he is also "a future CEO" in the making.

Commended
Chris Marson
Leeds City College
A modern apprentice at Pindar Graphics, Chris impressed the judges with his ability to juggle work and study commitments. His personal statement highlighted his keen analytical skills and the ability to work with his peers.

Natalie Turner
Leeds City College
Natalie's "dedication, passion and commitment" shone through in her entry, which convinced the judges that she is "destined to change the industry from within". Natalie has shown a real passion for print and for continuing her
own education.

Finalists
Richard Harnasz, London College of Communication
Chris Marson, Leeds City College
Natalie Turner, Leeds City College

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