BOHEMIA, NY – June 14, 2016 – Flexographic Technical Association (FTA) today announced that its Oct. 10-12 Fall Conference, themed “Improving Today…Envisioning Tomorrow” is now open for registration. Eight sessions and more than 20 individual presentations will take place during the two-and-one-half day conference. The sessions are:
- Highlights from drupa 2016
- Developing Productive, Profitable Talent—A Trainer’s Guide to Success
- Establishing the Starting Points: The Where’s, What’s & How’s of Setting Up a Job
- Producing Results: Qualify, Quantify & Control the Production Run
- Substrates & Beyond
- Envisioning Tomorrow’s Pressroom
- The Great Anilox Roll Debate (includes a complimentary copy of FTA’s Anilox Handling & Care guide)
- Technical Innovation Winners Roundtable
Additionally, attendees will have a number of opportunities to explore a dedicated exhibitor gallery. It will feature 70 companies displaying their latest services and technologies designed to improve today’s print operations. Those interested in securing exhibit space will save $200 by booking on or before June 17.
FTA’s Fall Conference will be staged at The Galt House Hotel, a legendary destination among hotels in downtown Louisville, KY. Serving as chairs are Eric Frank, KBA-Flexotecnica and Sean Teufler, Siegwerk. Complete information about the event can be found at: flexographic.wpengine.com/fall16.
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About FTA/FFTA: Flexographic Technical Association (FTA), chartered in 1958, is a professional society dedicated to bringing all members of the flexographic printing community—printers, suppliers, consumer product companies, institutions, prepress houses and others–together by providing opportunities for the free exchange of technical ideas and discussion of mutual concerns. It is a proponent of maintaining and advancing quality standards and includes 1,300 member sites that represent more than 50,000 individuals. Foundation of FTA, founded in 1974, is the educational arm of FTA and is dedicated to supporting and advancing the flexographic printing industry.