Structural Packaging Summit 2013
Tuesday, Feb. 26th at 6:00 PM -- Thursday, Feb. 28 at12:15 PM

The 2013 Structural Packaging Summit will offer a unique experience that speaks directly to the need for effective package development and the process behind creating the most successful packaging on the global market.

This longtime event attracts a key audience of top packaging development and design professionals from major brand owners, design firms, packaging converters and supplier and service firms. As one of the few global conferences to focus exclusively on the creation of profitable and game-changing packaging and the dedicated work behind that development, this is a can't-miss event for any packaging professional involved in launching new packaging.

Join us to hear prominent structural designers, key package innovators, top brand owners, and other package development professionals discuss the work behind key packaged brands and how the packaging industry can discover opportunities for the further introduction of new package formats and materials.

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NOTE: The following Atlanta session of the Essentials of Sustainable Packaging course has been postponed. Please consider joining the SPC's Chicago session on April 11th - see the their webpage for details.

Pre-Conference Workshop
February 26, 2013, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 

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The Essentials of Sustainable Packaging offers a comprehensive introduction to sustainability considerations that apply to the entire packaging life cycle: material sourcing, packaging design, manufacturing, transport, and final disposal. Through this one-day seminar, packaging professionals and sustainability decision-makers will learn about the essential sustainability considerations for packaging and the strategies needed to create packaging that is beneficial for people and the planet. Using real world examples and interactive discussions, attendees will learn how a holistic view of sustainability applies to each facet of their operations.

Presentations are available for the
2012 Structural Packaging Summit
Among the key companies that were on the 2012 agenda: Dr Pepper Snapple Group, Schwan's Food, Energizer Battery, H.J.Heinz and General Mills. They, along with leading package designers such as Webb deVlam and Kaleidoscope and development trendsetters such as Clemson University's Institute of Package Design and Graphics, offered insights into the tools and technologies necessary for successful package development.

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Venue

InterContinental Buckhead
3315 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, Georgia 30326
Reservations: 1-877-422-8254 or 404-946-9191

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A shining star in Atlanta's premier community, the InterContinental Buckhead sets new standards of quality with international flair and southern hospitality. Our non-smoking hotel on Peachtree Road puts you close to Buckhead's thriving business and shopping districts, provides easy access to attractions such as the Georgia Aquarium, the High Museum of Art, the New World of Coca-Cola and the CNN Studio Tour.

Please visit the hotel web site for details on all the amenities and services this fabulous resort offers. Details on room reservations and ground transportation. 

Who Should Attend

Those charged with package development at brand owner and package converting companies, top structural package designers, consumer packaging consultants, packaging industry service and solution providers, associations and academics, and market researchers.

5 Reasons to Attend

1. Learn new ideas and tools in package creation that can spur the launch of a successful package.
2. Gain insight into global consumer packaging trends and their impact on the future of package design.
3. Find out how leading CPG companies developed their most profitable packages and how they are reaching today's changing consumer.
4. Learn the best practices for successful package development from some of the industry's leading structural designers.
5. Understand how new technologies, techniques and tools can be used for speed to market and the formation of a package best suited to consumer needs.