Printing United Infomercial · See you in Dallas October 23rd-25th 2019
Printing United is just around the corner – Dallas October 23rd-25th- and we can’t wait to cover the show. INKISH will be broadcasting our daily Lunch Hour live show with 2 hours live broadcast on our all channels.
This infomercial is made to support Printing United – and we hope you both find it funny, and maybe even makes you consider to go to Dallas. We will be covering Printing United extensively and promise you a bit more serious coverage than this little promotion.
President · Dave Leskusky · PRINTING United Alliance & NAPCO Media
Dave Leskusky has worked with NAPCO since 1995 and has had a fantastic career - now President of PRINTING United Alliance & NAPCO Media. In this interview, Editor Morten B. Reitoft from INKISH asks about the role of print and if print today might need to change the metrics on how print is measured. We also talk about print as an art form. It was SUPER nice talking to Dave Leskusky and understanding more about the motivations behind PRINTING United Alliance and why big is necessary when seeking political influence and truly making a difference for our industry.
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Gabriel Petrea · CEO · Imprimeria Arta Gr...
At Intergraf Print Matters in Budapest, Morten Reitoft speaks with Gabriel Petrea following a panel discussion focused on sustainability, CO₂ reduction, and the practical realities facing the printing industry. The conversation explores how sustainability has evolved from a niche concern into a core business issue for printers, suppliers, and brand owners alike. Drawing on insights from the panel discussion, Gabriel reflects on the challenges of balancing environmental ambitions with commercial realities, highlighting the need for solutions that are both sustainable and economically viable. Morten and Gabriel discuss the role of legislation, customer expectations, and market forces in driving environmental initiatives throughout the print value chain. While regulatory requirements continue to influence decision-making, the discussion also emphasizes the growing recognition that sustainability is increasingly becoming an essential part of running a competitive and efficient business. The interview examines topics such as packaging, waste reduction, resource efficiency, recycling, and the broader environmental impact of print products. Particular attention is given to the importance of understanding sustainability holistically, recognizing that environmental performance often requires balancing multiple factors rather than pursuing simple, one-dimensional solutions. The discussion also touches on the role of suppliers, manufacturers, printers, and industry organizations in helping the sector adapt to changing expectations. Collaboration across the value chain is presented as a critical element for achieving meaningful environmental progress while maintaining the industry's commercial strength. A thoughtful conversation about sustainability, environmental responsibility, legislation, and the opportunities available to printers as they navigate an increasingly complex business and regulatory landscape.