Print Matters 2025
Print Matters conference - 13 June 2025
Intergraf holds the 2025 edition of the Print Matters annual conference with the participation of the Nordic Printing Association (NOPA) on Friday, June 13th, in Zürich, Switzerland.
The Print Matters 2025 programme is designed to offer a forward-looking perspective on the graphic industry's future. Attendees will explore strategic growth through acquisitions, AI-driven production planning, and strategies for attracting the next generation of print professionals.
The conference will highlight regulatory compliance with the European Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) and present a ClimateCalc case study on measuring environmental impact, offering invaluable insights into sustainability practices. Additionally, industry trends will be showcased, featuring a supplier panel on the future of print and an in-depth analysis of the effectiveness of print advertising.
Security challenges will also be addressed, with discussions on cybersecurity risks in newspaper production and updates on developments in the paper supply chain. The agenda has been structured to include engaging case studies, discussions on EU legislation, and an exploration of the print industry's evolving role in the advertising sector.
Print Matters 2025 offers an unparalleled opportunity for industry professionals to stay at the forefront of developments, gain valuable insights, and foster connections with peers.
Key details:
- Date: Friday, June 13th
- Location: Novotel Zurich City-West
- Registration is open!
Hotel Accommodation Information:
- Event location: Novotel Zürich City West, Am Turbinenplatz, Schiffbaustrasse 13, 8005 Zürich, Switzerland
- Room reservations (breakfast included) for conference attendees:
To make your booking, please email Anna Luize Zaharane at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., stating that you would like to reserve a room for the Print Matters Conference by Intergraf in June, and include the dates of your intended stay, or use booking.com.
Fees:
- Printing company belonging to Intergraf member association - 180 CHF (≈190 EUR)
- Non-member printing company - 370 CHF (≈395 EUR)
- Non-member supplier company - 465 CHF (≈495 EUR)
- Intergraf Member Association Director/Board Member/employee - 0 CHF for up to 2 delegates
- Intergraf Associate Members - 0 CHF for up to 2 delegates
- NOPA staff & members - 0 CHF
- WPCF Association Director/Board Member/employee/members – 0 CHF
- Journalist - 0 CHF
- Speaker - 0 CHF
If the event fee applies to you, dpsuisse – the Swiss digital + print association – will issue your invoice in Swiss Francs, along with detailed payment instructions.
Speakers:
Let's shape the Future of Print together!
09:00 - 09:15 - Conference opening
Speakers: Ulrich Stetter, President of Intergraf
Havard Grjotheim, President of Nopa
Session 1: BUSINESS MATTERS
09:15 - 09:45 - Strategic Growth in Switzerland: Unlocking Opportunities through Acquisitions
Speaker: Jan Richner, Couvoisier Gassmann _ Switzerland
09:45 - 10:15 - 2030: Print smart – or prepare to die!
Speaker: Tobias Kaase, Mediaprint _ Germany
10:15 - 10:45 - How can printing companies attract the next generation?
Speaker: Sarah Schumacher, Winner of the 2025 Intergraf Young Talent Award _ Germany
10:45 - 11:15 - Coffee break
Session 2: SUSTAINABILITY MATTERS
11:15 - 11:45 - European Deforestation Regulation and implementation
Speakers: Laetitia Reynaud Intergraf _ Belgium
Katarzyna Rybicka, Walstead _ Poland
11:45 - 12:15 - ClimateCalc Printer Case Study
Speaker: Manuela Teodorescu, Paragon _ Romania
12:15 - 12:30 - Sustainability at Point of Sale: The Ekostand
Speaker: Katarzyna Rybicka, Walstead _ Poland
12:30 - 13:30 - Lunch
Session 3: ECONOMIC MATTERS
14:45 - 15:15 - The power of print advertising
Speaker: Justin Cairns, Ogilvy _ United Kingdom
13:30 - 14:00 - Canon Future Insight Report
Speaker: Jennifer Kolloczek, Canon _ Germany
14:00 - 14:45 - Panel Discussion The future of print – The suppliers’ perspective
Moderator: Charles Jarrold, BPIF _ United Kingdom
Speakers: Jochen Bender, Heidelberg _ Germany
Jennifer Kolloczek, Canon _ Germany
Bruno Müller, Müller Martini _ Switzerland
15:15 - 15:45 - Coffee break
Session 4: SECURITY MATTERS
15:45 - 16:15 - Case Study : Cybersecurity and Newspaper production
Speaker: Dick Ranzijn, RODI GROEP _ The Netherlands
16:15 - 16:45 - Supply developments in the Paper industry
Speaker: Clemens Unterberger, Sappi Europe _ Belgium
16:45 - 17:00 - Conference closing
Speakers: Ulrich Stetter, President of Intergraf
Havard Grjotheim, President of Nopa










Trained as a media designer at Mohn Media – Mohndruck GmbH in Gütersloh. Graduated in 2006 with a degree in industrial engineering from the Stuttgart Media University. Until 2013, he was a member of the management team at the Encyclopedia publisher Bibliographisches Institut & F.A. Brockhaus AG in Mannheim. There he witnessed how Wikipedia completely disrupted the publisher's business model within just a few years. Subsequently, until 2017, he was a member of the Board at Athesia Kalenderverlag in Unterhaching. During this time, he was a founding member of the self-publishing company Calvendo GmbH, which used a disruptive approach to almost completely digitize the traditional processes of a calendar publisher.
Since 2017, he has been CEO of mediaprint solutions GmbH in Paderborn. Together with his team, he developed mediaprint solutions into one of the most digitalized printing companies in Central Europe. Since 2024, he has been in addition co-managing director of Media-Print Group GmbH in Paderborn and CEO of Grafisches Centrum Cuno GmbH & Co. KG in Calbe. Tobias describes himself as a 'hands-on expert' for change management and transformation in printing und publishing.

Beatrice holds degrees in Business Administration, European Studies and International Management from universities in Germany and France. She has lived and worked in Germany, the USA, France and Belgium.
In 2001 she started working for Intergraf, Brussels, the European trade association promoting and protecting the interests of the graphic industry, and took over the position of Secretary General in 2003.
At Intergraf, Beatrice focuses on environmental issues, competitiveness of the industry as well as standardisation and social issues, and runs the security printing section which offers a platform for security printers, suppliers and customers worldwide via Intergraf Currency+Identity.


Dick Ranzijn is the CEO and owner of Rodi Groep, a Dutch media company founded by his father in 1978. The company encompasses a publishing house, printing facility, and distribution network, operating throughout the Netherlands. At 39 years old, Dick has been leading the company for several years.
Under his leadership, Rodi Groep has embraced technological advancements in the printing industry.
Dick Ranzijn is also active in industry events and discussions. He has participated in the World Printers Summit, sharing insights on integrating digital and print media to unlock cross-media potential. His contributions to the industry were recognized when he was honored as the 'Young Leader in the Industry' at a World Printers Summit in 2024.

Laetitia joined Intergraf in 2012. She is responsible for monitoring EU policies impacting the printing industry as well as overseeing economic analysis and data, including the production of the Intergraf annual economic report.
Laetitia has been working on the impact of the EU Deforestation Regulation on the printing industry since the adoption of the legislation.

Sarah Schumacher is a four-time World and European Champion in Minigolf. Before beginning her international Bachelor of Engineering in Print Media Technologies at Hochschule der Medien in Stuttgart, Germany, she took on a personal challenge—walking 800 kilometers along the Camino de Santiago to grow beyond her limits and gain new perspectives.
During her studies, Sarah actively participated in various projects and, together with her team, was honoured with the German Print & Media Award as Student Group of the Year 2023. She recently completed her Engineering degree in Print Media Technologies, having written her Bachelor's thesis at Tetra Pak in Lund, Sweden.
Alongside her academic journey, Sarah founded her own business as a public speaker and team-building coach. Drawing from her championship background, Sarah has created a unique minigolf-based experience tailored for executives, managers, and teams.
Her mission: to help people and teams unlock their potential and push beyond perceived limits. With her experience in the print industry, Sarah supports print companies in empowering strong, future-oriented teams—including inspiring and attracting the next generation of young talent to the world of print.


She is an experienced General Manager and one of the first employees of Paragon Romania, a Paragon Global company, with over 20 years of expertise in supply chain management, operations, and business development.
She has had the privilege of leading the growth of Paragon Romania, a company specializing in print, personalization, fulfillment, packaging, and logistics services. Through strategic planning and operational optimization, she has helped drive significant revenue growth and consistently deliver high levels of customer satisfaction.
Throughout her career, she has focused on both operational excellence and sustainability. She is particularly passionate about fostering a positive workplace culture, which has contributed to the company receiving the “Great Place to Work” certification for three consecutive years.
Sustainability is one of her core passions, and she has led numerous environmental initiatives within the company, including reforestation efforts and waste collection programs. She also brings expertise in carbon footprint reduction and supply chain optimization. She is committed to achieving long-term sustainability alongside operational excellence, while building strong, lasting relationships with clients and suppliers. Her goal is always to deliver exceptional results that support both business growth and environmental responsibility.