Ricoh will host the fourth Print Evolution Live at its Telford Customer Experience Centre this November, focusing on strategy, data, and leadership.
Ricoh has announced the return of Print Evolution Live for its fourth consecutive year. Scheduled for 10 and 11 November 2026 at the manufacturer’s Customer Experience Centre in Telford, the two-day event will focus on print strategy, data analysis, and business leadership.
The agenda combines strategic seminars with live technology demonstrations. Sessions will explore how print business leaders can use data to improve operational performance and shape commercial results. Alongside the speaker programme, attendees will have access to a technology showcase featuring cut-sheet and inkjet presses, process automation software, and finishing equipment, including demonstrations of Ricoh’s fifth colour and matte fuser capabilities.
National Sales Director for Ricoh UK Graphic Communications, Simon Isaacs, commented, “Print Evolution Live is about turning information into action. Data can tell you a great deal, but the real value comes from the judgement and leadership that sit behind it.”
Isaacs added, “For this year’s event, we’ve built an agenda that brings strategy, technology and real-world insight together, so that attendees leave with clear ideas they can put to work. It’s also a chance to see what today’s print technology can do and to compare notes with leaders facing the same questions.”
The speaker lineup features several print and marketing specialists. Carey Trevill, Director at Mission Element and the SPC, will discuss the intersection of print strategy and business performance. Gemma Mitchell, Managing Director at Paragon Dagenham, will present on turning data insights into tangible action. Meanwhile, Colin Sinclair McDermott, Founder of The Online Print Coach, will explore why successful businesses focus on better decision-making rather than simply measuring more metrics.
The event will conclude with an open panel discussion and audience Q&A session. Print professionals can request an invitation to the limited-capacity event via the official Print Evolution Live portal.