Wot’s on this week . . . industry events . . . don’t miss it . . . dates for your diary

A bit of house keeping first. So that you can plan your weeks ahead, we will now run the Wot’s On from Monday to Sunday. So this week may look busy with the extra dates.

Kodak brings Inspired By Possibilities to New Zealand over the next week. This evening of discussion and entertainment will give you the opportunity to meet the Kodak NZ team and hear what their plans are. Further information is available on the calendar for the four sessions in; Christchurch (August 1st), Wellington (August 2nd) and Auckland (August 3rd).

Workshop on Workplace Agreements for TAS (August 1st).

With the rest of the country now covered, Printing Industries continues its journey to discuss the new WorkChoices legislation and its affect on the industry. Check out the calendar for more information.

The Chromaticity Advanced Colour Management Course resumes in Sydney on August 2nd.

After continued success of the three-day course, David Crowther will now conduct the courses in both Sydney and Melbourne. Sydney has first chance to get ahead of the game in today’s competitive colour reproduction arena. Check out the calendar for more information.

ADMA Networking Night in VIC. Rock up to The Public House in Richmond on August 3rd.

Meet and mingle with contacts in the direct marketing industry in a relaxed environment with a nice cold ale or two. Check the calendar for more information.

Pack your bags and get jet setting for the Get Connected Conference 2006.

Sri Lanka will host the much-delayed and hugely shifted Get Connected Conference from August 4th to the 6th. The conference brings together the Asian printing industry and is a handy way to grab your slice of the booming market. See the calendar for more information.

JPE NSW 70th Anniversary Ball Open Publishing 2006 On Saturday August 5, the printing industry will trade in its printing presses and embellishment machines for nicely pressed suits and glamorous gowns.
Past presidents, members and guests will gather to celebrate 70 years of JPE at The Tea Room in Sydney’s QVB. See the calendar for more information.

Outside of the industry, don some yellow on Saturday night for game two of the Bledisloe Cup, the trophy may be gone, but our pride is not. The preceeding message was for our Australian readers only. For the rest of you – Go The All Blacks!

And for those with more cultivated taste, head to Melbourne over the next few weeks to see what is being produced outside of Hollywood in the Melbourne International Film Festival.

If you have an industry event that needs to be added to the Print21 calendar, email me at Shaun Hellyer.