GOLD SPONSORS SIGN UP FOR PRINT AWARDS

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The refreshed National Print Awards (NPAs) continue to gain momentum, with Ball & Doggett, Fujifilm, and Ricoh all signing up as Gold Sponsors for the industry’s awards, which culminate in the Gala Awards dinner on 22 May.

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The VMA says the support underscores the industry’s collective commitment to celebrating print excellence across all sectors - from commercial print to digital, packaging to mail, emerging talent to regional printers – as the refreshed awards celebrate their 40th anniversary.

“Having Fujifilm, Ball & Doggett, and Ricoh as Gold Sponsors is a testament to their leadership and dedication to the industry,” said Kellie Northwood, CEO, VMA. “Each of these businesses has played a significant role in shaping the print sector, and their continued support highlights the strength of the industry coming together.

“We also extend our gratitude to CMYKhub as our first Category Sponsor, supporting the recognition of outstanding achievements across regional print businesses.

"We welcome further sponsorships, with one Gold Sponsorship remaining and Silver and Category Sponsorships available. I look forward to making continued announcements soon.”

Following an extensive industry review in 2023 and relaunch in 2024, the 2025 NPAs have embraced a fully national approach, ensuring greater accessibility, a simplified entry process, with a stronger platform to honour innovation and craftsmanship. With these esteemed sponsors on board, the awards continue to be the premier stage for recognising the best in print.

As a long-term supporter of the National Print Awards, Steve Fisher, head of Graphic Communications, Fujifilm Business Innovation Australia, said the refreshed approach brings an exciting new direction to an important industry event.

He said, “Fujifilm is incredibly proud to support this celebration of excellence as a Gold Sponsor. The National Print Awards epitomise the pinnacle of print innovation, which reflects our commitment to the industry and what we deliver for all our partners. To see the depth and diversity of our industry coming together as one, underscored by renewed focus across the Major Awards, is inspiring.”

“We look forward to supporting the creativity and craftmanship across everything the print industry offers - from digital to offset, packaging to mail. Everyone from emerging talent, regional printers, or suppliers to print businesses can be recognised and celebrated for delivering outstanding creations.”

Call for Entries
The 2025 National Print Awards are officially open for entries, offering the industry an opportunity to showcase their finest work. With VMA members receiving a 50 per cent discount, there has never been a better time to participate.

“The awards are not just about winning; they are about raising the bar for print excellence across Australia,” furthered Northwood. “We encourage every printer - small or large, regional or metro - to enter and gain well-earned recognition for their craft.”

A Guide to Entries, Key Dates, and Category Overviews can be found via the VMA National Print Awards page. For any queries, please contact Phillip Mariette at phillip@visualmediaassociation.org.au.

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