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Association for Graphic Arts Training Membership total: 100 Brief description: AGAT is a member-driven organization committed to excellence in graphic arts and can meet the training and development needs of the industry by attempting to improve the skill level and productivity of its personnel. Its mission is to increase the productivity of member companies’ personnel through education and training with support from suppliers, educational institutions, associations and foundations and consultants. |
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Association of Graphic Solution Providers Membership total: 425 member companies Brief description: The IPA is a trade association consisting of graphic communications and graphic arts supplier companies from around the world. The IPA promises to help members prosper, advance and excel in visual communications by providing leadership education and opportunities to share information about managerial, technical and marketing/sales processes. |
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The Canadian Paperboard Packaging Association is the sole agency committed to advancing the paper box industry's identity, development, progress and prestige to the business and financial community as well as public and government agencies. Corporate members manufacture paper based boxes, one of the most environmentally friendly and cost beneficial packaging option available. Aassociate members supply the paperboard, ink, adhesives, printing and die cutting presses and other related materials and services that are needed in the manufacture of paper boxes. |
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Membership total: 600 Brief description: The CPIA promises to serve as the collective body to represent the interests of the printing industry through policy formation, regulation and legislation. The CPIA is dedicated to the advancement of the pre-press, press and bindery operations. It promises to provide representation, networking opportunities, member services and membership benefits. |
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MISSION STATEMENT; "To allow members to meet and exchange information that will be of benefit to members and to the Ink and Printing Industries as a whole."
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Digital Printing & Imaging Association Membership total: 808 Brief description: DPI can provide users of digital imaging technologies the ability to gain knowledge about new products, along with the ability to evaluate concerns with existing technology and equipment. According to the association members can expand their network of users, vendors, service bureaus, software designers to help maximize expertise. |
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Flexographic Technical Association Membership total: over 1,800 Brief description: The FTA promises to develop and provide high quality technical information to all levels of the printing industry. Training and educational products and services will be created and communicated for their practical application and value to members’ businesses. Research projects will be established so that results can assist members to more easily make investments and process-of-use decisions. Each e lement within the plan will be assessed for applicability and customization where necessary for each printing segment. |
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Foil Stamping and Embossing Association Membership total: 360 Brief description: The FSEA can provide resources for industry information including referrals, publications, technical literature and industry news. Its aim is to raise awareness in the design community about foil stamping and embossing and set and maintain standards. The association circulates an annual directory of companies, sponsors an annual awards competition and distributes a quarterly magazine free. It also hosts training seminars and workshops. |
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Brief description: The work of CPPA is carried out through the volunteer efforts of the CEOs and executives of the member companies. Their aim is to increase the knowledge of the industry and raise the standards by which Canadian pulp and paper is produced. Some of the ways the CPPA assists the industry are by determining research and development needs; developing new technologies and working with government, environmental groups and other stakeholders for the benefit of the industry. |
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Graphic Arts Technical Foundation Brief description: is a member-supported, non profit, technical and educational organization serving an international graphic communications industry. It promises to serve the graphic communications industry with technical information and services. Its facilities include state-of-the-art prepress and press rooms, testing laboratories, libraries and classrooms. Research includes waste control, environmental studies, press, prepress and quality control. |
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IADD International Association of Diecutting and Diemaking Brief description: The IADD is The Definitive Resource to the diecutting converting industry. The IADD serves companies and individuals that convert soft to semi-rigid materials into various cut parts. By sharing collective knowledge, expertise and information, the IADD promotoes and stimulates creativity and innovation. The association serves the diverse needs of all industries engaged in diecutting and provides technical and business resources which demonstrate the commitment to "progress through participation". |
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International Association of Printing House Craftsmen (IAPHC) Brief description: The IAPHC is an international organization which promises to dedicate itself to individuals in the printing and graphic arts industry for the purpose of their self development, their companies’ success and the enhancement of the printing and graphic arts industry in society. |
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Membership total:85 |
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Membership total:108 Meets 4th Wednesday of each month from September to May.Meetings are held at the Firefighters Social & Athletic Club, 6515 Bonsor Ave, Burnaby,BC. |
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International Digital Imaging Association Membership total: 200 Brief description: The International Digital Imaging Association- To serve its members by providing education opportunities for peer interaction and management tools for profitable business operations |
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International Publishing Management Association (IPMA) |
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International Reprographic Association IRgA Ph. 312-245-1026 |
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75 West Century Road |
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Ontario Printing and Imaging Association (OPIA) 2601 Matheson Blvd. East Unit 14 Mississauga L4W 5A8 Phone: 905-602-4441 Fax: 905-602-9798 www.opia.on.ca info@opia.on.ca Membership total: not available Brief description: The OPIA promises to be a dependable, comprehensive source of information for your business. The association runs, in addition to other programs, dinner meetings, luncheon educational meetings, seminars and produces a quarterly newsletter to help keep you up to date. |
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Paperboard Packaging Council Membership in PPC will help you meet the challenges of the dynamic folding carton industry by expanding your network of contacts, providing educational opportunities and giving you access to critical statistical information. |
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Printing & Graphics Industries Association of Alberta P.O. Box 81158 RPO Lake Bonavista Calgary, Alberta T2J 7C9 Phone: 403-281-1421 Fax: 403-251-6702 info@pgia.ca www.pgia.ca Membership total: 55 Brief description: The PGIA is committed to the advancement of a healthy, effective and ethical graphic arts industry by providing leadership in the continuing development of imaged communication and by enabling the members to work together to strengthen the industry. |
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Printing Equipment Supply Dealers Association of Canada (PESDA) P.O Box 135 Ridgeville, Ont L0S 1M0 Phone: 888-359-4784 Fax: 905-892-4303 www.pesda.com
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Packaging Association of Canada 2255 Sheppard Avenue East Suite E 420 Toronto, Ontario M2J 4Y1 Phone: 416-490-7860 Fax: 416-490-7844 www.pac.ca info@pac.ca Membership total: 2,000 Brief description: PAC aims to unite the design, supply and use sectors of the packaging industry. Members include suppliers and users who promise to work together as a pre-emptive, pro-active, co-operative force addressing environmental, labour and trade issues. Some objectives include supporting members’ businesses, providing education, promoting the use of graphic arts in packaging and advancing the development and technology of packaging in Canada. |
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Print Buyers Online.com, Inc |
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Print Production Association of Ontario P.O. Box 48027 1881 Yonge Street Toronto, ON M4S 3C0 Brief description: Founded in March 1952 as a network of print production professionals keeping up-to-date with complex and ever-changing technology. This is still true as we continue to experience changes in marketing communication technologies and its impact on printed communication. There are 9 monthly educational meetings from September through to November and January through to June. Meetings are scheduled on the fourth Wednesday of each month (except July, August and December). They are held at the Institute of Communication and Advertising, 2300 Yonge St, Ste.500, Toronto. |
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Print Services & Distribution Association (PSDA) Membership total: 2,200 member companies Brief description: The Print Services & Distribution Association facilitates the relationship between print distributors (commonly known as print brokers), trade or commercial printers and print suppliers. Since 1946, PSDA has been the exclusive association for the print distribution industry. Our members are a knowledgeable, successful and dedicated group of business printing professionals leading the progress of the print distribution industry. PSDA supports this success by providing our members with the highest quality of information and resources through our networking and educational events, online curriculum offerings, award-winning publications, and sourcing referral services. |
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Pulp and Paper Products Council 1200 McGill College Ave Ste 1000 Montreal QC H3B 4G7 Phone: 514-861-8828 Fax: 514-866-4863 www.pppc.org general@pppc.org |
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2250 E Devon Ave Ste 245 Phone: 247-298-8680 or 800-234-0040 |
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PIA / GATF Headquarters: Membership total: more than 12,000 member companies (including Canadian and U.S. members) Its facilities include state-of-the-art prepress and press rooms, testing laboratories, libraries and classrooms. GATF’s research includes waste control, environmental studies, press, prepress and quality control. |
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Saskatchewan Graphic Arts Industries Association P.O. Box 7152 Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 4J1 Phone: 306-373-3202 Fax: 306-373-3246 www.sgaia.org Membership total: 40 Brief description: The SGAIA is an autonomous, non-profit, voluntary trade association dedicated to promoting the interests of the printing and allied industries in Saskatchewan and improving management skills for members of the association. The SGAIA is comprised of Saskatoon and Regina Chapters. The association promises to promote educational programs, provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and offer guidance to suppliers of equipment and materials. |
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Sign Association of Canada 216 Chrislea Rd suite 301 Woodbridge Ontario L4L 8S5 Phone: 905-856-0000/1-877-470-9787 Fax: 905-856-0064 info@sac-ace.ca www.sac-ace.ca |
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Specialty Graphic Imaging Association Membership total: 3,500 |
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Technical Association of the Graphic Arts |
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Waterless Printing Association |
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