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Printing Charity’s president, Baroness Nicky Morgan, discusses “importance industry has on economy” in Annual Luncheon speech President Baroness Nicky Morgan addresses guests at the Printing Charity’s Annual Luncheon
“The print sector and your businesses are of huge importance not only to the economy but also for other sectors and businesses within them.”
Those were the words of Printing Charity’s president for 2024, Baroness Nicky Morgan, as she entertained guests with a thought-provoking speech at the 195th Annual Luncheon.
As well as discussing the print industry as her whole, her speech also reinforced the message of the charity saying: “Asking for help is the first step towards feeling more prepared for what life throws at you.”
The group’s chair, David Phillips, also addressed the attendees. He said: “The Luncheon is an annual staple of the print calendar, and an important way for the charity to say ‘thank you’ for all the support the industry has provided us with this year.
“We’re proud to have been there for as many people as we have, but we know there are more people out there who need our help.”
Mr Phillips also read out a message from charity Patron His Majesty the King, and then updated guests on what has been a busy year.
The event was held on November 14 at Stationers’ Hall in London, with more than 150 representatives from print, paper, packaging, publishing and graphics in attendance. “The print sector and your businesses are of huge importance not only to the economy but also for other sectors and businesses within them.” Those were the words of Printing Charity’s president for 2024, Baroness Nicky Morgan, as she entertained guests with a thought-provoking speech at the 195th Annual Luncheon. As well as discussing the […]

CMYUK promotes Amira Bouchiba to EFI technical product manager Amira Bouchiba has been promoted to EFI technical product manager at CMYUK
CMYUK has promoted “invaluable” Amira Bouchiba as she continues her nine-year career with the company as EFI technical product manager.
Coming from the role of the company’s academy manager, she is widely recognised as one of the leading product specialists in the wide format print industry.
In her new position, Ms Bouchiba will work closely with the CMYUK sales team to drive EFI investment by aligning the brand’s technical strengths with real-world productivity gains for customers.
Additionally, she will work alongside the CMYUK engineering team to deliver customer support, and will represent CMYUK and EFI at trade events.
Before joining the company in 2015, Amira served as senior applications specialist at EFI, where she gained experience in applying EFI technology to meet commercial demands.
Sue Hayward, CMYUK’s commercial director, said: “Amira’s technical insight and dedication to customer success make her an invaluable asset to our team.
“Her extensive experience both with CMYUK and from her prior role at EFI has equipped her with a rare combination of technical know-how and commercial understanding.
“Amira’s commitment to helping customers unlock the full potential of EFI’s technology has consistently driven positive outcomes, and we’re thrilled to see her step into this new role.” CMYUK has promoted “invaluable” Amira Bouchiba as she continues her nine-year career with the company as EFI technical product manager. Coming from the role of the company’s academy manager, she is widely recognised as one of the leading product specialists in the wide format print industry. In her new position, Ms Bouchiba will work closely […]