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printing. Here you’ll find three days of prime networking events where you can obtain invaluable resources, recon- nect with peers, learn innovative coating applications and UV embellishments to better compete in the marketplace, and hear about the most recent advancements in our in- dustry. As a staunch supporter, Koenig & Bauer reinforces its dedication to UV technology and providing excellent solutions for our customers.” The keynote speaker will be Kerry Brown, Vice Presi- dent of Operations at Sandy Hook, Connecticut based Cur- tis Packaging who will discuss how UV Reigns Supreme: Unleashing The Power And Potential Of UV Printing. Curtis serves some of world’s most discerning global brands in the cosmetic, spirits, chocolate, golf, and pharmaceutical markets that depend on UV printing.
The Visit a Local Middle/High School Toolkit includes a sample message to educators to help introduce organi- zations and facilitate conversations between hiring teams
and relevant academic programs, as well as two options for hands-on activities that can be brought to the class- room. Both activities offer students the opportunity to work directly with corrugated materials, compete for priz- es, and learn more about the industry behind the boxes they see every day. The Career Fair Employer Toolkit provides all the in- formation and ICPF resources industry companies need
to connect with students and showcase the benefits of working in the corrugated packaging industry. They’ll find helpful tips to prepare for the fair, ideas to strengthen digital connections, and ICPF resources that can be shared with job seekers and students to get them considering a career at their company and in the corrugated packaging industry at large. One of the interesting activities to fea- ture in a career fair booth is the ICPF on- line Jobs Quiz designed for young people ages 12 to 25. Students answer a series of questions to see what careers in the corrugated industry are most suitable for their personality. While some learn bet- ter through hands-on experience, others prefer learning from others, collaborating, structured programs with set guidelines or experimenting and pursuing new ideas on their own. The ICPF website, careersincorrugat- ed.com , also highlights many other re- sources ICPF has developed to showcase the benefits of finding a rewarding job and lifelong career in corrugated. “Connecting with the younger genera- tion is the key to building a successful tal- ent pipeline,” Salaverria said. “The industry needs to build a sus- tainable workforce, and by engaging with younger people, box makers can attract fresh ideas, new perspectives, and an understanding of modern technologies and sustainability trends. Reaching out to current, capable students is also a way to bridge the skills gap, ensuring that the workforce is equipped with the necessary knowledge to handle future industry chal-
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