Bringing together women in the UK packaging industry
It’s not too late to attend our WIP event in Leeds on the 11th October. But if you can’t make it, why not spice up the onset of Autumn’s dark nights and kick off the festive party season by joining us in Birmingham instead? Similar to […]
Understanding the evolving nature of the packaging industry is key for businesses to capitalise on future opportunities, according to industry expert and co-founder of Women in Packaging, Joanna Stephenson, who will share her insights at the 2018 RotoMetrics European Open House Event. Taking place July 3-4, at […]
Debbie Waldron-Hoines, has been awarded the Freedom of the City of London for contributions to print, after being nominated by the Stationers’ Company. While an honorary commendation in the modern context, the Freedom is awarded to recognise significant contributions to business and public life, or […]
Debbie Waldron-Hoines is managing director of EFIA, an association representing the interests of the flexo supply chain. She has worked in the printing and packaging industry for several years, starting in labels at UK converter Harlands of Hull, before moving into reprographics at Gilchrist Brothers […]
Women in Packaging UK, a group connecting, supporting and recognising female employees in the UK packaging industry, has launched a brand new website to act as a central point for those wanting to find out more information about the initiative. The new website offers quick […]
Explaining how small changes can add big value for brands, retailers and consumers through packaging innovation, industry expert Joanna Stephenson will be sharing her know-how at Pack to the Future 2017. The East Midlands Packaging Society event takes place on July 26 at Nottingham University […]
Women in Packaging UK (WIP UK), an organisation that connects, supports and recognises female employees in the UK packaging industry, has been boosted by the support of Bobst Group, Parkside and LINPAC. The trio of companies have pledged to sponsor Women in Packaging throughout 2017. […]
A woman’s full potential could be worth £23billion a year to the UK economy, according to a study carried out by the Women and Work Commission. Women in Packaging UK (WIP UK), an organisation that connects, supports and recognises female employees in the UK packaging […]