Konica Minolta recognised for excellence in print and partnership
Konica Minolta Australia has been recognised at the National Print Awards, reflecting the strength of its print partnerships and the quality outcomes delivered with its customers.
The multinational technology company was honoured with the Wellbeing and Culture Award, acknowledging its focus on building a strong, collaborative workplace through its insight-driven approach, a strategic framework that transforms raw data across print and IT operations into actionable business intelligence. It helps companies optimise resources, reduce costs, and proactively manage their technology roadmap.
The company also supports the future of the industry as sponsor of the Emerging Talent Award, recognising the next generation of print professionals. Four out of the five finalists in the Emerging Talent of the Year category are in The Inkers Program, an initiative made possible through founding Platinum Partner Konica Minolta Australia to support emerging talent across print, packaging, signage and visual media. Two recipients were named this year: Angas Adcroft of MCC Labels and Laila Stevens of Eckersley Print Group.
Winners of the Emerging Talent of the Year will take part in an international study tour across Europe, including attendance at The Print Show in Birmingham and visits to leading print businesses, suppliers and manufacturers.
In collaboration with Revolution Print, Konica Minolta received the award for Publishing: Catalogues and Magazines category for Print21’s May/June 2025 cover. This recognition highlights the combined expertise of Konica Minolta’s teams and partners, and the high standard of print innovation and quality they deliver together.