Sustainability in Print: What PSPs Can Control & What They Can Influence
Join this FESPA Insights webinar and gain a greater clarity on sustainable print, increase your confidence and access practical insights.
Sustainability has become a growing priority for printers across the industry. Despite the importance of sustainable practice, it is also an area filled with uncertainty. PSPs are increasingly expected to deliver sustainable outcomes, even when many of the factors that shape those outcomes can sit beyond their immediate control.
Rather than prescribing a single approach, this discussion will highlight the real-world complexity of print production and acknowledge the different levels of sustainability maturity across the sector.
What you’ll gain:
- What sustainability factors PSPs can directly control
- Where influence can be applied across the value chain
- How to navigate sustainability expectations with confidence
- Practical insights to support measurable progress
Join us on 18th February 2026 at 12:00 GMT.
Peter Mayhew, Independent Consultant, Sustainability & Responsible Innovation
Peter Mayhew is a freelance consultant and recognised veteran of the print and imaging industry with more than 40 years of experience spanning sales, marketing, research and advisory roles across digital, wide format and commercial print technologies and supplies. His deep knowledge of market trends, technology platforms and channel dynamics has been valued by manufacturers, service providers and industry organisations worldwide.
Robert Connell, Senior Commercial Sustainability Manager, ClimatePartner
Robert Connell is Senior Commercial Sustainability Manager at ClimatePartner, where he supports businesses in developing credible, data-driven climate action strategies. Working with organisations across print, packaging and manufacturing, he helps companies measure and reduce carbon emissions, set science-aligned targets and communicate transparent progress toward net zero goals. Rob brings practical insight into how sustainability can be embedded into commercial strategy and production operations, enabling businesses to meet regulatory expectations while strengthening customer trust and long-term resilience.
Graeme Richardson-Locke, Head of Associations & Technical Lead, FESPA
Graeme Richardson-Locke is Head of Associations and Technical Lead at FESPA and a seasoned print industry specialist with more than three decades of experience across screen and digital printing, production, sales and technical support. He has worked extensively to develop practical workshops, technical guidance and research that help printers improve processes and adopt new technologies, and he brings deep, hands-on insight into print production challenges, trends and solutions to industry audiences.
