InspirationNews
16/04/2021
The Pakko Team
PIDA 2021 Finalists

PAKKO FINALISTS IN 2 PRESTIGIOUS 2021 PIDA AWARD CATEGORIES
Brisbane based packaging company Pakko announced today that they have been named as finalists for two Awards at the 2021 PIDA (Packaging Industry Design Awards). They will join an esteemed line-up of print and packaging industry professionals from Australia and New Zealand to compete for the prestigious titles of Young Packaging Professional of The Year and Labelling & Decoration Design of the Year. Pakko CEO and Founder, Nina Nguyen is humbled and delighted to be acknowledged in her first-ever nomination for the 2021 Young Packaging Professional of The Year category. “As one of the few females leading the future direction of Australian manufacturing, I am extremely passionate about Australian made and Australian manufacturing.  For me, this nomination is an opportunity to share success and inspire young women to reach for their dreams in any industry they choose.” says Ms Nguyen The purpose of the Young Packaging Professional of the Year category is to provide incentive and recognition to young professionals who are both currently working in and wish to continue their career path within the Packaging industry in Australia or New Zealand.  Other finalists are Azadeh Yousefi AAIP, Industrial Packaging Designer, Production Packaging Innovations, Caitlyn Richards Group Responsible Sourcing Manager, Coles and Jessica Ansell AAIP, Marketing Manager, O F Packaging. The Pakko team are proud finalists in a second category, Labelling & Decoration Design of the Year, which recognises the addition of content to a pack which creates a unique or innovative appearance, function or communication.  For this, the team designed a unique, reusable P.O.P display for local business The Hemp Shack Co. “We are so grateful to be acknowledged for this P.O.P display.  Designed with an interchangeable backing, which allows the back of the display to be changed and used for another product eliminating the need to reproduce the entire display, it provides customer accessibility and is sustainably reusable.” says Ms Nguyen
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