Cincinnati, OH - Celebrating its 75-year milestone, Berman Printing is hosting the "Sustainability, Technology and Print Expo" to be held at its Cincinnati facility on Tuesday, May 25th from 2:00–6:00p.m. Free to all pre-registered attendees, the event will provide an inside look at sustainability choices that marketers can make without compromising cost, quality, or design.

Inspired by the Cincinnati Zoo's sustainability initiatives and tailored to the business community, "Sustainability, Technology and Print" unveils best practices for multichannel marketing, advertising, and printed materials. Attendees can follow a "passport" that introduces them to ideas, research, and applications they can put to use in their own organizations. This includes learning from sustainability-focused exhibitors, including RIS Paper, Xpedx, International Paper, Agfa, Domtar, and TouchPoint companies, NSO Press and CCI/CoakleyTech.

Attendees can also participate in the Expo's four seminars-"Environment and Sustainability," "What to Expect from the USPS," "Cross-Media Communications," and "Are Pixels Greener than Paper?"-each offered twice during the day. In addition, keynote speaker, Thane Maynard, Cincinnati Zoo's Executive Director, will speak on the Zoo's sustainability initiatives and introduce attendees to some of its "residents." Attendees will have multiple opportunities for networking with peers while enjoying food and beverages.

"We are very proud to lead an event of this magnitude," said Bill Tucker, Executive Vice President of Sales for Berman Printing. "Along with the Zoo and our many prestigious exhibitors, we are showcasing the 'best of the best' in sustainability, technology, and print. Coming at a time when many businesses need cost-effective solutions for Print and their green initiatives, our event will give them all they want, and more."

One of the first businesses established in Cincinnati, Berman Printing is recognized nationally for its leadership in sustainability. Its initiatives have won it acclaim from Fortune 100 customers, and are expected to help the company achieve Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGPP) status, the highest distinction possible for environmentally proactive print companies.