Forty Under 40 enters final phase

More than 90 young industry leaders have applied for the first-ever Forty Under 40 event initiated by PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? magazine. The call for registration concluded on 15 August.

23 Aug 2023 | 7030 Views | By Disha Chakraborty

Noel D'cunha, the managing editor of PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? magazines said, "This is a wonderful initiative. We are looking at a proven ability to deliver results. A growing and impressive career trajectory. Leadership qualities that inspire. An ongoing contribution to the print and packaging industry. A commitment to innovative ideas. An unwavering desire to lift up the industry and the people in it."

D'cunha added, "These are the qualities of those which embody our Forty under 40 list."

Kalpak Shah, the assistant manager - Awards and Events at PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? magazines said, "The Forty Under 40 event aims to celebrate and honour the young leaders who are transforming the print and packaging industry in India." These talented professionals embody the future of the industry, combining technical expertise, innovative thinking, and a deep understanding of market trends.

Shah said, "By recognising their achievements and providing a platform for their work to be showcased, PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? magazine aims to inspire others and drive the continued growth and success of the print and packaging sector." These Awards not only acknowledge the outstanding achievements of the honorees but also serve as a testament to the potential and possibilities within the industry.

The team at PrintWeek and WhatPackaging? team will hand-pick the industry’s best and brightest, from the entries across the region that illustrate the amazing body of work by some of India's most influential, creative and interesting minds aged below 40.

Judged by some of the industry’s most credible professionals, the experts will ensure that entries are reviewed according to the demanding set of criteria.

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