Date: 19 September, Friday
Time: 14:00 - 16:00
Venue: Conference Hall, Hall 100, BITEC
Speaker: Dr William Goh, President, Malaysia Digital Printers Association (MYDPA)
Language: English
In conjunction with PACK PRINT INTERNATIONAL 2025, the Malaysian Digital Printers Association (MYDPA) will organise a two-hour forum titled “Digital Futures: Southeast Asia & Beyond”.
The forum will serve as a platform for industry professionals to exchange insights, discuss the evolving landscape of digital printing, and explore strategies to drive innovation and competitiveness in Southeast Asia and beyond. This exclusive industry event will bring together thought leaders, innovators, and practitioners to explore:
Join us in shaping the digital printing future — from Southeast Asia to the world.
Dr. William Goh is the President of the Malaysia Digital Printers Association (MYDPA) – the first industry association in Southeast Asia dedicated exclusively to digital printing. A visionary leader and seasoned entrepreneur, Dr. Goh has been instrumental in shaping MYDPA into a pioneering platform that champions innovation, collaboration, and growth across the region’s digital print landscape. He also serves as the Organizing Chairman of the Printing Boss Club for Malaysia and Brunei, a network of over 240 printing company owners, and was an Exco member of the Selangor & Federal Territory Chinese Printing Presses’ Association (SFTCPPA). As Director of Angel Prints Sdn Bhd, with over two decades of experience in the printing and creative industries, Dr. Goh brings deep industry insight and continues to bring meaningful impact across the industry. His passion for empowering print entrepreneurs and building a forward-thinking, connected printing community continues to inspire innovation across the region.
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