2021 dates & location
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This year's onine event delivered the same high-quality content, expert speakers and unique networking opportunities, with:
Michael Miller has worked in digital printing for 24 years and is the manager for Digital Decoration at Ball Corporation, the world’s leading manufacturer of metal beverage packaging. Prior to joining Ball, Michael held roles at IBM and Ricoh, serving as worldwide digital printing support and leading the worldwide technical support and service planning groups in the high-speed production paper arena. Michael’s focus at Ball is to lead the technological effort to marry digital decoration with metal beverage packaging.
Gregory has worked in the packaging industry for over 20 years in a range of roles and companies from design to engineering and converters to FMCG. In recent years, he managed a number of key projects at Coca-Cola, including Share a Coke, bow label, the all-new Fanta spiral bottle, and others.
A passionate advocate of digital print for consumer and business problem solution Gregory has delivered commercial launches ranging from hundreds of units to the hundreds of millions of units.
Gregory joined AB InBev in 2018 as a global packaging innovation director working out of the global technical centre in Leuven, Belgium, where he is responsible for primary packaging innovation technology developments.
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20+ years developing Digital Printing markets, technologies, applications & solutions. Currently at Mark Andy, Inc. Vice President, Marketing & Business Development for Digital Solutions. Previously worked at Indigo which became part of the Hewlett-Packard Company, 1997 – 2012. Prior to Indigo, held marketing positions at paper manufacturing and converting firms: Fort James Corporation and Sweetheart Cup.
Professional Certification: CPIM, American Production & Inventory Control Society
Degree: BS Business Operations Management, University of Delaware.
Navy Veteran: Submarines
Principal Scientist at R&D Central Packaging Mondelez International, based in Bournville UK. Working global and cross category, blue sky and focused on innovations, digital and digital associated technologies in the Consumer Experience Design & Technology team. Worked 18 years at Estee Lauder, 2 Years Nestle, 2 years Campina, 3 years Coty, 3 years Marks & Spenser, 2 years at CosI and is currently at Mondelez International for about 13 years.
Digital printing has always been my passion. Introducing digital printed labels on Marks & Spenser products now 18 years ago. Within Mondelez International, I have been promoting and working on digital printing since I joined the company, now 13 years ago. Digital printing on labels, cartons, corrugated, shrinked sleeves … it was all set. But what about non-barrier flexible materials, with and without cold seal, on alu foil, for chocolate? Some challenges. I am leading the digital technologies platform within Mondelez International, global and cross category. We had many activations so far, Oreo Collorfilled NA in a laminated flexible material, China twice with carton set up box, Tang Brazil in flexible, Trident Mexico in carton sleeve, and many others. Of course, not to forget the personalisation exercises of Cadbury in UK, India, Australia, Milka in Germany, Toblerone, etc via 3rd party, eCommerce or in store and airports.
Douglas Bugner received his B.S. in Chemistry from The Ohio State University and his M.S. and Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from UCLA. He has over 35 years of experience at Eastman Kodak Company researching, developing and commercializing inks and coatings for both electrophotography and inkjet printing systems. Since 2006, he has led the advanced development and commercialization of the pigmented inks and co-optimized paper and film treatments for Kodak’s high-speed continuous inkjet presses. He is currently Director, Materials R&D, Digital Print, Eastman Kodak Company. He holds 69 U.S. Patents and has authored over 50 scientific publications.
