Industry Updates

FESPA 2025 Opens with New President and Bold Innovation

Published: May 7, 2025
Author: Fashion Value Chain

FESPA Global Print Expo 2025 kicked off at Messe Berlin under the theme “Where Visionaries Meet”, uniting global leaders in specialty print, signage, and personalization across three co-located shows.

The Opening Ceremony marked a leadership transition as Daniel Sunderland, Vice President of Canagraf (Mexico), was sworn in as FESPA’s 19th President, succeeding Christophe Aussenac. With over 30 years in the print sector, Sunderland pledged to continue strengthening FESPA’s role in supporting the evolving needs of the global print community.

The four-day event (6–9 May) features more than 580 exhibitors across eight halls, unveiling over 100 product launches and showcasing the latest in digital, textile, and screen printing.

Key highlights include:

  • European Sign Expo (Halls 3.2 & 4.2) with 112+ exhibitors and the new ESE Pavilion simulating a dynamic high street.

  • Personalisation Experience (Hall 5.2) with trend insights and the SmartHub Conference (6–8 May), exploring smart production and AI-driven personalization.

  • World Wrap Masters (Hall 6.2), offering live wrap demos and competition finals.

  • The FESPA Awards 2025 exhibit at the South Entrance, showcasing standout applications across 18 categories.

  • ‘Lunch and Lead’ by Girls Who Print Global (May 7, 12:30 PM), spotlighting women leaders in print.

Attendees are encouraged to download the FESPA App for live updates, conference schedules, exhibitor lists, and Smart Factory Trail navigation.

Michael Ryan, Head of FESPA Global Print Expo, shared: “We’re thrilled with the vibrant energy on day one. With innovation, networking, and thought leadership all on offer, there’s something for everyone this week.”

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