Association members are very important to the Ghent Workgroup as they represent printers, publishers, design agencies and prepress houses. Ghent Workgroup is happy to announce that TAGA Italy has become its newest association member, giving their members the opportunity to have insight in future developments and influence standardization in the industry.
The Italian Association of Graphic Arts Technicians (TAGA Italia) was established more than 30 years ago. TAGA Italia is closely aligned with TAGA (Technical Association of the Graphic Arts) in the United States, from which its founding members originated. Its objectives are to unite graphic arts professionals across prepress, press, and postpress disciplines, to improve the study of graphic arts processes, to disseminate useful training and documentation, and generally share the knowledge of its members for mutual benefit.
Denis Salicetti, TAGA Italia Advisor states: “It is a great honour to join the Ghent Workgroup as a member, because its goals match exactly what we do to raise the professional quality of our printing community in Italy, through education with the help of recognized International Institutions. We are constantly striving to develop skills in our members and spread the importance of knowing and properly managing the prepress workflow, generating and handling PDF documents with accuracy, which are the keys in the standardization process of graphic arts companies”.
“It is great to have TAGA Italia and the Italian graphic arts community engaged as a GWG member. Their efforts to educate their community aligns with the GWG mission and we look forward to continued joint efforts to expand on these efforts and develop new programs”, says David L. Zwang, Chairman of GWG.
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