The other star speakers are: Ajay Piramal chairman of Piramal Healthcare and Vir Sanghvi editorial director of Hindustan Times who are expected to enthral the 500-strong print delegates at the Tata Theatre, NCPA.
Schnoll, is the managing director of Schnoll Media Consulting. A US-based company which specialises in consulting and thought leadership for the graphic communication community. He advises financial institutions on public graphic media companies.
"I've heard Steven Schnoll speak at a presentation during Graph Expo 2011 in Chicago. He provides technical insights, has great wit and intellectual energy. He is a must hear," said Faheem Agboatwala, a member of the organising committee of PS 12.
A technical advisor and graphic arts consultant, Schnoll will highlight trends in printed products and printed services. Also, he will focus on what the Indian print industry can expect from Drupa 2012 in an interaction with key manufacturers.
The two-day Print Summit will host also four panel discussions and a series of high octane presentations.
"We are excited to put forward a fantastic showcase of speakers and panel sessions that will cover the why's and how's of print business and tackle the challenges and opportunities of this progressive space," said Fred Poonawala, chairman the Print Summit organising committee.
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