Voting open for FESPA’s People’s Choice Awards 2017
You've waited months for this moment, and now it's finally here: Voting is live for the People’s Choice Award 2017! Get the details on how to vote online for each print category.
All the entries have been collected for the FESPA Awards and now FESPA is inviting the print public to vote for their favorite to win the People’s Choice of the year award.
To have your say in deciding, simply click here and vote for the top 10 entries that you believe have achieved real resonance and stand out from the crowd. Nominee voting ends on Monday, 6th March 2017, so you’ve got just a little less than one month to get your votes in.
This year’s People’s Choice Award has 15 categories covering a variety of application themes. These include in-store, fine art print, decals, outdoor and vehicle decoration, special effect print, garment and wearables, interior decoration, plus industrial and functional printing.
FESPA’s head of events Duncan MacOwan said the awards showcase the power of print: "Inviting printers to vote for the People's Choice Award brings our community together to talk about creativity and excellence, and encourages printers to share best practice with their peers.”
Now in its fourth year, the FESPA Awards programme is open to any print service provider, anywhere in the world, and FESPA is delighted by the volume and quality of entries.
The People’s Choice Award winner, alongside the winners from all other categories, decided by the judges, will be announced at the Gala Dinner on Wednesday 10th May at the exclusive Grand Elysée Hotel Hamburg, Germany.
Join shortlisted entrants, VIP guests and the global FESPA community in attending the glittering FESPA Awards Gala Dinner.
Fantastic entertainment, great food and an electric atmosphere will combine with black ties to make an unforgettable night celebrating the very best of print.
Earlybird tickets now on sale at €135. Tickets include exclusive access to the venue for a cocktail reception, three-course dinner including drinks, entertainment, and an afterparty with live music.
The Gala Dinner also provides print professionals with the opportunity to meet with influential printers, selected VIPs and FESPA associations from around the world. Whether you are with a large group, a solo visitor or here with your partner, don’t miss this prestigious annual event full of live entertainment and surprises.
Spaces are limited, so don’t delay. For more information on the FESPA’s Gala Dinner and to book your ticket to attend please visit www.fespaawards.com.
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