Ultima Displays announces latest open day, with special guest
Ultima Displays will open its doors later this month for a showcase of its products alongside expert advice from product specialists, designers, and production experts
The association is continuing to educate the industry via its various education programmes
Sustainable Waste Academy will be a three-stage programme which will educate attendees on a range of different environmental issues.
The first event will be held at FESPA UK’s Sustainability Training Room at its headquarters in South Yorkshire on September 27th.
The one-day courses will be delivered by Jon Hutton, director at Reconomy and the Sustainable Waste Consultant at FESPA UK, who will educate businesses about the different aspects of waste management.
The course will give an overview of the key areas in waste management and cover important topics such as changing attitudes, greenwashing, and how contractors handle and process waste.
Jon Hutton explains: ‘’During these engaging courses, I’ll delve into areas such as developing a waste management strategy for today's graphics consumer markets; the circular economy; the UK’s Waste Industry and Recycling Industry infrastructures; and a how-to roadmap for a sustainable waste management Journey.
“This will enable businesses to identify more suitable materials and help brand their business as sustainable. You’ll be acquiring the tools and understanding to make a positive impact, differentiate projects, and meet the expectations of an increasingly conscious world.’’
Suzi Ward, managing director at FESPA UK, adds: “There is also a lack of clarity and a huge gap in understanding the reality of waste management and what is achievable within Print and Signage.
“Both Jon and I are passionate about being able to offer businesses the opportunity to grow their knowledge in a way that will empower them to have open and honest conversations with their clients about what can realistically be achieved with their end-of-use products.”
The event will have a range of materials from suppliers on hand for attendees to consider and give businesses the chance to network and share ideas with like-minded people.
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