The School of Graphic Communications Management at Toronto Metropolitan University in Toronto, Canada, is a leading academic program dedicated to preparing students for dynamic careers in the printing and graphic communications industries. To achieve this, the program combines technical training, business management skills, and a comprehensive education to equip graduates with the expertise needed to excel as professional managers. GCM focuses on areas such as print technology, packaging, design, and digital media, ensuring students gain hands-on experience and a strong theoretical foundation.
The Annual GCM SRC Seminar, hosted by the School of Graphic Communications Management at The Creative School at Toronto Metropolitan University, is an event dedicated to showcasing the latest achievements in research, innovation, and creativity within graphic communications management. Bringing together students, alumni, and faculty, the seminar offers a platform for sharing groundbreaking ideas and showcasing innovative research projects. The GCM SRC Seminar serves as a space for knowledge exchange and collaboration among students, educators, and industry professionals. This event demonstrates the GCM School’s commitment to fostering innovation and creativity in graphic communications management and its contribution to developing future leaders in this rapidly evolving industry.
This year’s second edition of the GCM SRC Seminar took place at the HEI building and served as an inspiring showcase of the latest research projects, creative achievements, and forward-thinking insights in the field of graphic communications. Among the speakers were Dr. Abhay Sharma, along with students Asia Zain and Avigail Humphreys, who demonstrated print automation using Sticker Builder and print-cut technology with the Roland TrueVIS large-format printer. Their presentation highlighted the practical application of modern tools in printing processes, sparking great interest among attendees.
By showcasing the advanced personalization capabilities of Sticker Builder in combination with Roland printing machines, the session inspired participants while offering both theoretical knowledge and practical examples of automated workflows. The event attracted a full house, including the GCM community and industry partners, who actively engaged with the presentations by posing insightful and challenging questions, adding to the dynamic and collaborative atmosphere of the seminar.
