Barbieri Excellence Award 2025 – Nominations Closing Soon !
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London, February 24th 2025 – The countdown has begun! Nominations for the prestigious Barbieri Excellence Award 2025 are set to close on Friday, February 28, 2025.
This is your chance to spotlight organisations and individuals who exemplify innovation, excellence, and leadership in the realm of digital printing technology.
The Barbieri Excellence Award Celebrates Outstanding Achievements Across Three Key Categories:
Advocacy & Trust
Business Performance
Innovation & Research
By focusing on these pillars, Barbieri aims to drive forward the conversation around excellence and sustainability in digital printing—a sector that continues to shape the future of industries ranging from packaging to fashion and fine art.
Why Participate?
Nominees will not only gain global recognition within the professional digital printing community but will also solidify their place as thought leaders and pioneers in an evolving landscape.
The process is simple, fast, and completely free of charge.
How to Nominate
It’s easy to take part:
1. Visit https://www.barbierielectronic.com/award/
2. Or submit your nomination via email at excellence@barbierielectronic.com
The nominations process takes just a few minutes.
Whether you're nominating your own organisation or another that inspires you, time is running out to make your voice heard.
About Barbieri Electronic
For decades, Barbieri has led the digital printing market with cutting-edge solutions in colour measurement.
Their state-of-the-art spectrophotometers enable unprecedented levels of precision and colour accuracy on textiles, ceramics, glass, and more.
Driven by a mission to advance sustainability and innovation, Barbieri remains at the forefront of empowering professional printing businesses worldwide.
Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of this year’s accolades.
Submit your nomination before February 28, 2025, and help us recognise the best minds, projects, and organisations pushing the limits of possibility in digital printing.
