2010 President's Conference
February 28-March 4, 2010
In order to remain strong in 2010, you must reinforce the foundation of your business.
Financial stability not only translates into survival, but also growth. The following can help you strengthen the cornerstone--the core--of your business:
- Partner with your customers for repeat business
- Discover new ways to reduce costs
- Consider Web portal technology--it's a great revenue generator
- Monitor HR Issues--health care, employee relations, and more
- Constantly communicate the value of print
- Develop and implement effective leadership tools and techniques
Printing Industries of America's 2010 Presidents Conference, February 28-March 4, offers sessions on these topics.
"This is truly one conference that industry leaders should seriously consider attending. It offers solid, strategic information that can help printers as we climb out of the recession," says Tony Fernandez, President, Albuquerque Printing.
 
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62nd Annual Technical Association of the Graphic Arts (TAGA) Conference
March 14-17, 2010
San Diego, CA
About TAGA
Organized in 1948, the Technical Association of the Graphic Arts ( TAGA ) is the only global professional association for the graphic arts industries. TAGA serves the CTO, CIO, and R&D management personnel of printers, publishers, and pre-media companies, as well as engineers and scientists employed by graphic arts systems and equipment manufacturers. TAGA focuses not only on graphic arts systems, software, and computer technology developments, but on the more traditional areas of press, ink, and paper engineering applications as well. In addition, the association provides guidance and support to its fifteen student chapters around the world. For information on membership and benefits, please visit www.taga.org.
Who Should Attend
TAGA ’s annual technical conference is the only international conference for the graphic arts that features technical papers on research straight from the laboratory, studies from the pressroom, and software and systems engineering papers. If your responsibilities include staying on top of graphic arts technology in order to help direct your company’s future, strategically or tactically, then TAGA ’s Annual Technical Conference should be your top educational priority each and every year!
TAGA ’s agenda delivers value to pressroom management, paper and ink specialists, prepress, micro technology, graphic arts educators, and research and development. If you are a CTO, CIO, or R&D manager of a printing company, pressroom equipment manufacturer, front-end systems, publisher, as well as manufacturers of ink, paper, and other consumables, this is a conference you do not want to miss.
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