KWIK KOPY LAUNCHES MAGAZINE

By Wayne Robinson | 6 September 2023

**Leading print franchise group Kwik Kopy has launched its own magazine, Possible, in order it says, to champion the tactile magic of print in an era saturated with digital and AI-driven content.**

To celebrate the launch of Possible, Kwik Kopy Australia, held an event at the Green Moustache in North Sydney. Hosted by Kwik Kopy Australia’s CEO, Sonia Shwabsky, some 22 entrepreneurs, business owners and media from all walks of life gathered to network and engage in the launch.

Teaming up with Engage Media, Kwik Kopy presented the Possible magazine – which it describes as “a powerful testament to the wonders achieved when human passion meets innovation and tenacity.” The magazine is established on the belief that the physical touch of a story leaves an indelible mark and ensures inspirational narratives resonate more deeply with its readers.

Launch for Kwik Kopy magazine Possible: 9l-r) Sonia Shwabsky, Matt Penfold — *Launch for Kwik Kopy magazine Possible: (l-r) Tara Shelton, Sonia Shwabsky, Linh Podetti and Matthew Penfold*

Shwabsky said, “Having worked in the marketing of businesses for many years, it has always been my dream to bring high-quality, beautiful content to life in the physical form of print. Each issue will serve as a beacon of inspiration, shining a light on those trailblazing entrepreneurs and creative geniuses who turn their groundbreaking ideas into reality.”

The first issue of the 36pp issue of Possible sees a focus on Sendle Founder, James Chin Moody, who took on the outlandish mission of challenging a government-owned postal service. It also highlights other stories of creatives, including Jordy Wilson, an influencer and content creator, who spoke at the event.

Possible: new magazine from Kwik Kopy to champion print in a digital age — *Possible, new magazine launch from Kwik Kopy to champion print in a digital age: at the launch (l-r) *May Labios, with* Ebony May @ebonymaybakes on Tik Tok*

The launch gathered entrepreneur attendees including Liam Gostencnik, Co-Founder of Bae Juice, Thomas and Anabelle Burns, Co-Founders of Femme Organic, and TikToker and small-business owner, Ebony May.

“Kwik Kopy stands firm in our belief that creativity has the power to reshape our world. And with Possible, we offer a stage for those pioneering individuals who, with their work, are indeed reshaping our collective future. To every entrepreneur, marketer, designer, and anyone who appreciates creativity's profound power: Possible is your narrative. We trust that Possible will resonate with your own stories of innovation and perseverance,” said Shwabsky.