EcoPrint goes virtual

Created by content platform FuturePrint, EcoPrint has been created to inspire change within print and its associated industries.

Originating ten years ago in Berlin, the event will return this week between October 11th and 12th as a Virtual Summit featuring a variety of presentations from 25 guest speakers.

The event pivoted from an in-person event back in June to a virtual event which takes FuturePrint back to its roots as the business was born from virtual connectivity during lockdown.

EcoPrint is supported by the likes of swissQprint, Canon, Antalis, HP, Kavalan, Durst, and Siegwerk. Speakers include Isabelle de Wolfe from HelloPrint, and Rachel Watkyn from Tiny Box Company, an ethical packaging company that has seen success through determination and success on the BBC’s Dragons Den.

EcoPrint was pre-recorded over the summer via Zoom and in a live studio on Friday, September 22nd in the Century Private Members Club in London’s Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho.

By going online, the company is not only reducing its carbon footprint but also making the Summit more inclusive by making the pre-recorded sessions free to view live and on the website/YouTube until Christmas.

Discussing the event, organisers say: “What we have in store on October 11th and 12th, is a veritable smorgasbord of content, with a variety of flavours for sustainability. There are a range of different stories, including insight from experts, pioneers, innovators, and enthusiasts from across the world.

Following on from the details around filming the Summit, EcoPrint adds: “The result is over 20 hours of opinion, help, inspiration, and ideas to ignite action or help provide those already on their sustainable travels with more ideas to integrate into their business.”

Attendees can register here and find more information at: https://www.ecoprint.events/

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