Pamex 2023 in Mumbai – 27 to 30 March 2023

First core-group meet discusses Convergence in Print theme

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The first core group virtual meeting for the Pamex 2023 exhibition in Mumbai

Pamex event postponed by the pandemic that takes place in Mumbai is now scheduled to take place on 27 to 30 March 2023 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre in Goregaon.

To promote the event, the organizers, the All India Federation of Master Printers and their associates have formed a core group of various industry players to promote the event. The core group held a web meeting on 10 August 2022 to discuss promotional campaign focusing on Convergence of Print as a key theme of the exhibition and to develop the topics of the conference to be held alongside the show.

The first core-group meeting was chaired by Ravindra Joshi, chairman of the Pamex event and the discussants included Ranesh Bajaj, Vinsak India; Deepak Chawla, Technova; Tushar Dhote, Dhote Offset; Amit Sheth, Intergraphic Sales & Services; Harveer Sahni, Weldon Celloplast; Manish Desai, Mudrika Labels; Hemanth Paruchuri, Pragati Pack; Pawandeep Sahni, Omet India; Nitin Vani, Print Consultant; Sonal Khurana, S Media Group-Print & Publishing, Anil Arora, Print-Packaging.com the co-organisers of the exhibition, and Neha Jha and Hitesh Radi from Team Pamex.

Starting off with a presentation on the growth of the show and an outline of the plans for 2023, the discussion took up an overview of the Indian print industry. Overviewing the current scenario of Indian Print Industry; the scope of the Convergence in Print event and conference; and, the selection of the cities of for the promotional road shows preceding the event – each comprising a day long table top exhibition and a half-day conference. The outline of the topics for the pre-event promotional conferences was also discussed. The discussion also discussed some of the operational details of the event and conference including reaching out to all the local association for their support and several social media strategies for promotion and feedback.

“The first core-group meeting has generated valuable ideas and has given us an outline of what the industry is looking forward to. With the theme of Convergence in Print, Pamex will certainly bring several cutting-edge innovations and technologies on display in edition 2023,” said Ravindra Joshi.

The organizing team expects to soon roll out the dates and venues of road shows, to be held in six cities of India, leading to the main exhibition from 27 to 30 March 2023.

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