INTRO
For over forty years the Australian Printing Awards has been recognising excellence at both a state (Printing Industry Creativity Awards – PICAs) and national (National Print Awards – NPAs) level, celebrating the achievements of our industry leaders, our teams across the work they deliver, our future generation and emerging leaders and the women across our industry.
As more and more is demanded of the Association, from skills and training to industry promotion and advocacy, packaging and labels covenants and legislative protections for our industry, ensuring the financial management of all projects is always under review. The Awards have been a costly enterprise for the association in previous years and one which at times has challenged its longevity. This survey is assessing all areas of the Awards, including ways the association can continue to recognise excellence, whilst maintaining a prudent financial oversight.
As we have evolved, so too should our Awards, and who better to guide us on how best to achieve that evolution than our members and industry stakeholders – you.
The following survey is looking to understand what you see as the fundamental characteristics of our industry awards and how we, as the peak body overseeing the awarding of excellence for our industry, can ensure our industry is recognised for all the deserved works that have been achieved, for many years to come.
As more and more is demanded of the Association, from skills and training to industry promotion and advocacy, packaging and labels covenants and legislative protections for our industry, ensuring the financial management of all projects is always under review. The Awards have been a costly enterprise for the association in previous years and one which at times has challenged its longevity. This survey is assessing all areas of the Awards, including ways the association can continue to recognise excellence, whilst maintaining a prudent financial oversight.
As we have evolved, so too should our Awards, and who better to guide us on how best to achieve that evolution than our members and industry stakeholders – you.
The following survey is looking to understand what you see as the fundamental characteristics of our industry awards and how we, as the peak body overseeing the awarding of excellence for our industry, can ensure our industry is recognised for all the deserved works that have been achieved, for many years to come.