Tickets for the Australian Packaging and Processing Machinery Association (APPMA) 2022 Awards of Excellence Gala Dinner, to be held on 18 May during AUSPACK, are now on sale.
The ticket price for this industry networking event, the largest of its kind for the processing and packaging industry in two years, includes food, drinks, and entertainment by MC and entertainer, Tim Campbell
The APPMA awards program provides an opportunity for the packaging and processing industry to celebrate industry wins and achievements, foster innovation and collaboration, and raise the profile of this important industry sector.
The awards have broadened for 2022, seeking out and recognising industry innovation, and celebrating success across a wide spectrum of the packaging and processing industry. There are now eight awards on offer, with categories changed from the five awards open in 2019.
On 18 May, the night of nights, a historic announcement will be made that will change the game for the Australasian processing and packaging industry.
Guests will also be joined by MC and entertainer, Tim Campbell. Star of stage and screen, Campbell has played leading roles on TV shows Home and Away, House Husbands, Big Sky, Dead Gorgeous and a host of national prime time shows, as well as stage shows Wicked, Rent and Shout!,
The APPMA 2022 Awards of Excellence Gala Dinner will be held on 18 May at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 6 pm until late. Tickets include food, drinks, and entertainment as well as an exciting and historic surprise announcement that you won’t want to miss.
Ticket prices are as follows:
• Individual (APPMA Member) – $160
• Individual (Non-Member) – $240
• Table of 10 per person (APPMA Member) – $1,440
• Table of 10 per person (Non-Member) – $2,160
To purchase tickets,click here.
“Thank you to everyone who entered or nominated a candidate for the APPMA Awards of Excellence. There are only a limited number of tickets available, so we encourage you to purchase your ticket as soon as possible to avoid disappointment,” said Mark Dingley, APPMA chair.
