Konica Minolta NZ proud to be playing their part in the print and sign industry!
It was an absolute privilege representing Konica Minolta Business Solutions New Zealand at the Women in Print and Sign event held in Auckland in November. We were amoung 120+ or more women, all proud to be playing their part in the print industry. See below article from the New Zealand Printer Magazine, covering the event:
Women In Print returned in November to two sell-out crowds of 190 attendees in Auckland and 70 in Christchurch.
After a three-year hiatus, courtesy of Covid-19, the event has returned with a new twist: PrintNZ’s first collaboration with the NZSDA saw the inclusion of women from the sign industry and it was a pleasure to welcome them along.
The women at both events were thrilled to be back and if the noise in both the rooms was anything to go by, substantial networking took place. In the spirit of the event, everyone was challenged to make at least one new contact before they left for the evening and I am sure they did.
Guest speaker at both events, well known media personality Kerre Woodham gave a delightful no holds barred account of not just her career, but her life to date, imparting some of the valuable lessons she has learned along the way. The audiences were certainly kept entertained.
These events provide a great opportunity for networking and also recognised the women that are leading companies in our industry, and those that have been in the industry for over 20 years.
The nights would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors: B&F Papers, Torque Digital, BJ Ball Papers, Computaleta, Heidelberg, DIC and Spicers/Total Supply, with support from Finely Finished, Office Max and Tuapeka Gold.
Originally published in the November 2022 issue of the New Zealand Printer Magazine.