Passing the Baton: "PrintCity Alliance" to be continued by Fachverband Medienproduktion (f:mp.)

PrintCity GmbH bids farewell to long-serving Managing Director

Rainer Kuhn and hands over responsibility to f:mp.Fachverband Medienproduktion e.V. (english: Media Production Professional Association) takes over responsibility for the PrintCity Alliance on 1 July. PrintCity GmbH says goodbye to its long-time Managing Director Rainer Kuhn in retirement and hands over responsibility for the organisation and implementation of the PrintCity Alliance to f:mp. Under the leadership of Rüdiger and Marcel Maaß, PrintCity will be managed as an industry initiative of f:mp. The PrintCity Alliance is the renowned competence network for pioneering technologies and outstanding results in the printing, packaging and label industry.

The first announcement for further development is the focus on manufacturers, suppliers and service providers as the core target group.

"It was important to me to find a successor with reach, experience and a large network. Since we have already worked very successfully with Rüdiger Maaß and f:mp. for many years, I am very happy that we were able to win him for this task. Professionally and personally, he fulfils all the criteria to continue the Alliance successfully! The members of the Alliance have fully welcomed this proposal," says Rainer Kuhn, outgoing Managing Director of PrintCity.

Rüdiger Maaß is proud of what has been achieved: "Leading PrintCity in the f:mp. association is a positive development. f:mp. has been working with PrintCity for many years. We are pleased with the trust that has been expressed."

Furthermore, Maaß sees this as a useful addition to his portfolio of topics: "The growth market of packaging and labelling and the associated suppliers enrich the association both for its existing members and for new target groups."

About Fachverband Medienproduktion (f:mp.)
As the central interface in the entire publishing process, the media producer plays a crucial role. The f:mp. is an independent professional association that supports media producers in their daily work. As an essential task, the f:mp. takes on the part of professional development in all matters of media and management knowledge related to media production. With the training to become a "Certified Media Producer/f:mp.®", the association offers the unique opportunity in Germany to obtain a recognised certificate for various professional competences. In addition, the f:mp. plays a significant role in the development of industry trends and offers opportunities to further develop the basic technical competence and tried-and-tested specialist knowledge of media producers and to apply it in everyday working life. But media production and communication in particular also play an important role in the entire campaign process of a dialogue measure. Meanwhile, more than 50 strategy partners support the f:mp. and its activities (see: www.f-mp.de/content/partner).

The f:mp. manages the industry initiatives Media Mundo (www.MediaMundo.biz), PrintPerfection (www.PrintPerfection.de), PRINT digital! (www.print-digital.biz), Creatura (www.creatura.de), »go visual« (www.go-visual.org), and the Programmatic Print Alliance (www.programmatic-print.org/de).

Photo Caption (©f:mp.)
Rainer Kuhn (middle) passes the baton for "PrintCity" to Rüdiger (left) and Marcel Maaß from "f:mp.".

For Publication: Contact and Info
https://www.printcity.de
https://www.f-mp.de

Fachverband Medienproduktion e.V. (f:mp.)
Waldbornstraße 50
56856 Zell/Mosel
Telefon 06542 5452
Fax 06542 5422
E-Mail: info@f-mp.de
Internet: www.f-mp.de

About PrintCity: Competence meets Creativity
Everyone is facing ever-increasing challenges, and working together to meet them makes us strong. The companies of the PrintCity Alliance complement each other and stand as a creative competence network for forward-looking technologies and outstanding results in the printing, packaging and label industry. Creating exemplary lighthouse solutions, and providing inspiration and ideas for innovative concepts and technical implementation.

This release was published on openPR.